February Articles

Technology What DA’s Battle with Facebook Could Mean for Your Privacy  Read   New York Post (01/07/2017) Policing The Wrong Side of History — Police Training in the Holocaust Museum​  Read  Chicago Magazine (01/31/2017) Mass Incarceration Study: Mass Incarceration System Costs At Least $182 Billion per Year  Read   The Crime Report (01/26/2017) Prevention After Prison, Davontae Sanford Steers Teens from Crime  Read   The Detroit News (01/31/2017) Drugs Seattle, King County Move to Open Nation’s First Safe Injection Sites for Drug Users  Read   The Seattle Times (01/27/2017) Procedure What is a ‘Violent Crime’? For California’s New Parole Law, the Definition is Murky - and it Matters  Read   Los Angeles Times (01/27/2017) Crime America’s Oldest Crime Victims  Read   The Crime Report (01/30/2017) Judge Acquits Two Men in Perjury Case Over Recanted Testimony in 1993 Gentilly Murder  Read   The New Orleans Advocate (01/30/2017)   These articles and more are available in the PCE Policy Library which resides on Prosecutors’ Encyclopedia (PE). The PCE Policy Library is a resource that contains thousands of articles and reports on topics impacting prosecutors, including ethics, technological developments, social science, innovative law enforcement practices, and evolving trends in crime. Prosecutors with a PE account can access these resources at: http://pe.nypti.org/wiki/Prosecutors_Center_for_Excellence_Policy_Library. Prosecutors can request an account at www.NRCFP.com.