The Prosecutor - Table of Contents - March-April 2004 issue

NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION

Highlights from The Prosecutor

	VOLUME 38 / NUMBER 2 / MARCH / APRIL 2004 A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION	Previous HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR

	HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR
		Fighting the Terror Within -- The Realities of Prosecuting Domestic Terrorism NDAA Metro Conference: May 16-18, 2004
		IIn Profile with Elizabeth D. Scheibel
		NDAA's Executive Director Will Retire
		"Our Job as Prosecutors Is to Fight for the Victims"
		Your Response Needed on Attorney Salary Survey
		State Criminal Anti-Terrorism Legislative Update
		Student Loan Forgiveness
		Real Justice Is Messy
		Grants Available for Sexual Assault Victims

	FEATURES
		The CSI Effect: Fake TV and Its Impact on Jurors in Criminal Cases By Karin H. Cather Prosecutors are split as to whether there is a CSI Effect -- whether these crime shows are leaving jurors with unrealistic expectations of proof.
		Preparing for Post-Conviction Challenges By Lisa Kreeger and Danielle Weiss This article suggests pretrial discovery and trial practices that can assist prosecutors in creating records sufficiently strong to survive appellate scrutiny.
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		Message from the President
		Message from the Executive Director
		NDAA Names in the News
		Notes from the National College
		Capital Perspective

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