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Prosecutor Resources

Home » Prosecutor Resources

Prosecutors play a key role in the CGIC process. In this section, you will find information on topics relevant to CGIC and prosecution generally - to include reducing gun violence and witness intimidation, as well as trial techniques and information on the role of the prosecutor in violent crime investigations.

The Prosecutor's Crime Analyst: An Essential Employee (PDF)

Investigating Violent Crime: The Prosecutor's Role (PDF)

NIBIN Toolkit for Prosecutors (PDF)

Triage of Forensic Evidence Testing (PDF)

Reducing Gun Violence: Strategies for Prosecutors, Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and Justice Programs Office School of Public Affairs (PDF)

Free to Tell the Truth- Preventing and Combating Intimidation in Court: A Pennsylvania Bench Book, Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PDF)

Basic Trial Techniques for Prosecutors, American Prosecutors Research Institute (PDF)

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