May, 2006
United States Attorneys' Bulletin: Gangs, Volume 54 Number 3, May 2006
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys
Wyrick, Phelan A.; Lyddane, Donald; Agnifilo, Marc
This issue of the "United States Attorneys' Bulletin" is focused on gang activity in the United States. Included are the following articles: "Understanding Gangs and Gang Mentality: Acquiring Evidence of the Gang Conspiracy", by Donald Lyddane; "The National Gang Intelligence Center--Up and Running for 2006"; "Investigating and Prosecuting Gangs Using the Enterprise Theory", by Marc Agnifilo, Kathleen Bliss, and Bruce Riordan; "Specialized Tools for Use in Gang Cases"; "ATF's Unique Technology, Investigative Experience, and Statutory Authority in Gang Prosecutions", by Mark Kraft, Debby Scott, and David Chipman; "The Special Operations Division's National and International Expertise", by Joseph S. Gerbasi and Meredith A. Mills; "Cyber-Technology in Gang Cases", by Stephen K Brannon; "Victim and Witness Challenges in Gang Prosecutions", by Heather Cartwright and Ronald L. Walutes, Jr.; "Immigration Authorities and Gang Enforcement", by Claude Arnold; "The Criminal Division Offers Expert Advice and Assistance for Gang-Related Cases", by Robert J. Raymond; and "Gang Prevention: How to Make the 'Front End' of Your Anti-Gang Effort Work", by Patrick Phelan.
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  • Authors
    Wyrick, Phelan A.
    Lyddane, Donald
    Agnifilo, Marc
  • Publisher
    Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys
  • Date
    May, 2006
  • Copyright
    Public Domain
  • Retrieved From
    U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) www.justice.gov
  • Format
    pdf
  • Media Type
    application/pdf
  • Source
    United States Attorneys' Bulletin (May 2006), v.54 no.3
  • Subjects
    Government attorneys
    Justice, Administration of
    Gangs
  • Resource Group
    Journals and articles
  • Series
    United States Attorneys' Bulletin
    Journal of Federal Law and Practice

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