The Prosecutor - Table of Contents - July August 2002 Issue

NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION

Highlights from The Prosecutor

	VOLUME 36 / NUMBER 4 / JULY / AUGUST 2002 A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION	Previous HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR

	HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR
		Ridge, Mueller and Top DOJ Officials Address DAs
		In Profile, Nola Foulston
		After the Dust Settles: The Criminal Justice System in the Aftermath of a Terrorist Attack
		Prosecution and Federalism: Most Justice is Local
		DAs Have a Friend in the Office for Victims of Crime
		Plan to Attend September IAP Meeting
		New TV Series Features Deputy DAs and Real Cases
		Harry Connick Will Retire
		National Advocacy Center Named in Honor of Senator Hollings

		Basic Factors in Determining Prosecutor Workload By M. Elaine Nugent and Mark L. Miller APRI found that any attempt to establish workload standards must weigh the impact of different external, internal and case-specific factors on case processing time.

	IN EVERY ISSUE
		Message from the President
		Message from the Executive Director
		NDAA Names in the News
		Capital Perspective
		Case Commentaries & Briefs
		Notes from the National College
		Book Reviews

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