As the research, development and technical assistance arm of the National District Attorneys Association, APRI offers training for state and local prosecutors covering a wide variety of topics.

In 1984, the National District Attorneys Association founded the American Prosecutors Research Institute (APRI) as a non-profit research, technical assistance and program development resource for prosecutors at all levels of government. APRI offers many training opportunities for the prosecution professional. The APRI trainings are conducted at different locations across the United States. APRI trainings are listed, by training category, in the column to the right.

Continuing Legal Education (CLE Credit)

Participants should check with their individual state CLE accreditation committee to determine CLE hours.

Note: NDAA trainings at the National Advocacy Center are also included in the categories in the column to the right.