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	VOLUME 39 / NUMBER 6 / NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2005 A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION	Previous HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR
		Jean Hemphill Director of Publications and Editor

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR

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David L. Landefeld in Profile

New Chief FInancial Officer

Prepare for Santa Fe, NDAA 2006 Summer Conference

FEATURES

Partnering with Faith Communities to Prevent Elder Fraud and Exploitation

The CASE Partnership combats elder fraud through faith-based alliances with prosecutors and other law enforcement.
By Mitchell R. Morrissey and Lisa Curtis

Principles of Prosecutorial Diversion Policies: First Principle—Do No Harm

This research is an empirical examination of the decision to divert offenders.
By C. Wayne Johnston, Ph.D. and Carl Hoffmeyer, Ed.D.

Rebutting the “No Fingerprint” Defense

If the “no fingerprint” defense is raised, adequate cross-examination is required to expose the logical fallacy.
By John P. Nielson

Innovative Approaches to Dealing with Sexual Predators: Civil Commitment
This is the first in a series that will look at innovative approaches being taken across the country to deal with these types of offenders.
By Susan Broderick

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