This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. CBS 07/06/22 Robert Crimo III is the suspect in the Highland Park mass shooting that left seven people dead. In 2019, knives and swords were removed from his house after her threatened to "kill
This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. ABC 06/27/22 In the US this weekend, there were 10 mass shootings, which left 7 people dead and 46 people injured. WPTV 06/23/22 Jury selection is underway for the Parkland mass shooter’s sentencing trial.
This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. ABC7 June 21, 2022 Eight people were shot and one person was killed in a Harlem mass violence event. Law enforcement believe that three guns were used to fire dozens of shots. ABC June
This week's news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. CBS Baltimore 6/10/22 On June 9, there was a mass shooting at a manufacturing plant in Smithsburg, Maryland. The suspect is injured and in custody. Associated Press 6/12/22 In Gary, Indiana, an early Sunday
Prosecutors Against Gun Violence (PAGV) released a Mass Shooting Resource Guide for Prosecutors in the Spring of 2020. This guide provides lessons for what to do in the event of a mass shooting which include charging decisions, investigation, community involvement and providing victim services. The guide also discusses how prosecutors can work to advocate
This weekly news roundup includes updates regarding recent incidents of mass violence, mass violence prosecution and case updates, and other developments, information, trainings, and materials related to this subject matter. This content is intended to inform and provide prosecutors with the information and training to more effectively prosecute cases of this type. NBC
June 6, 2022 The events of the horrific shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas are devastating, and words cannot express the sorrow and heartbreak we at APA feel for the loved ones of those who passed away and the Uvalde community as a whole. Prosecutors, law enforcement, and other criminal justice actors
