The Prosecutor - Table of Contents - Sept. Oct. 2004 issue

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	VOLUME 38 / NUMBER 5 / SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2004 A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION	Previous HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR

	HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PROSECUTOR
		Paul F. Walsh Jr. in Profile
		NDAA Summer Conference, United States and Canada: Partners in Crime-Fighting
		In the Throes of An Ice Age: How One Prosecutor Fights Methamphetamine

	FEATURES
		Using the Elliot Ness Strategy Against International Terrorists By Karin H. Cather [P]rosecutions involve the investigation and aggressive enforcement of every offense in the code book.
		The Dynamics Between Animal Abuse, Domestic Violence and Child Abuse: How Pets Can Help Abused Children By Allie Phillips Allowing the child to have the companion animal present during a forensic interview may also help the child to disclose.
		Don't Bury the Hatch Act By Scott J. Bloch This article reviews the impact of the Hatch Act on employees in prosecutors' offices.
		Malingering of Psychiatric Disorders and Cognitive Impairment In Criminal Court Settings By Steve Rubenzer, Ph.D. How can prosecutors ensure that defendants do not get away, literally, with murder, by faking it?
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		Message from the President
		Message from the Executive Director
		Notes from the National College
		Names in the News
		Capital Perspective

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