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Appendix G. Stages of Acute Alcoholic Influence/Intoxication
Appendix G. Stages of Acute Alcoholic Influence/Intoxication
Table of Contents
Volume I: Prosecution Practices
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 The Need for a Model Response
1.2 Core Principles
1.3 Defining and Measuring Success
1.4 The RSVP Model: The Two Facets of Progress
Chapter 2: Office-Level Leadership: The Prosecutor’s Role to Seek Justice
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Assess Current Practice in Your Jurisdiction
2.2 Build Capacity
2.3 Office-Level Conceptual Model
Chapter 3: Case-Level Leadership: The Prosecutor’s Duty to Achieve Justice
3.0 Introduction
3.1 Review, Evaluate, and Charge the Case
3.2 Thoroughly Prepare the Case
3.3 Try the Case
3.4 Post-Verdict Considerations
Volume II: Performance Management
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Who Should Read This Volume?
1.2 Performance Management
1.3 How This Volume Is Organized
Chapter 2: Identify Goals and Select Corresponding Outcome Measures
2.1 Outcome Measures
Chapter 3: Capturing Case Attrition
3.1 Why Case Attrition?
3.2 Capturing Prevalence and Reasons Why Victims Do Not Report
3.3 Capturing Prevalence and Reasons Why Law Enforcement Does Not Refer Cases
3.4 Capturing Prevalence and Reasons Why Prosecutors Decline Cases
Chapter 4: Identify Outcomes for Victim Demographic Subgroups
4.1 Importance of Categorizing Data
Chapter 5: Capturing Case Complexity
5.1 The Issue
5.2 How Can Complexity Be Measured?
5.3 Final Thoughts
Chapter 6: Measuring Case Resolutions
6.0 Introduction
6.1 Recommended Steps to Measure Resolutions
Chapter 7: Identifying Degrees of Case Success
7.0 Introduction
7.1 Recommended Steps to Measure Case Success
Chapter 8: Entering Data
8.1 Example Manual Data Collection Tool
Chapter 9: Assessing the Quality of Services Provided to Victims: Obtaining Victim Feedback
9.1 Determining Effectiveness of Victim Services
9.2 Survey Design
9.3 Survey Administration
Chapter 10: Data Analysis and Reporting
10.0 Introduction
10.1 Basic Analysis and Reporting Process
10.2 Basic Analysis Options
10.3 Reporting Results
Chapter 11: Using Outcome and Performance Information
11.0 Introduction
11.1 Uses for Performance/Outcome Information
11.2 Cautions and Limitations
Chapter 12: Putting It All Together
12.1 Logic Models
12.2 New Tools
12.3 Putting It All Together: Key Elements
12.4 Going Forward
Appendices
Acknowledgments
Appendix A. Office- and Case-Level Checklists
Appendix B. Core Competencies for Prosecuting Sexual Violence
Appendix C. Vicarious Trauma
Appendix D. Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs)
Appendix E. Charging Tool
Appendix F. Considerations for Working with Experts
Appendix G. Stages of Acute Alcoholic Influence/Intoxication
Appendix H. Witness Intimidation Checklist
Appendix I. Ethical Considerations
Appendix J. Overcoming the Blackout vs. Pass-Out Defense
Appendix K. Prosecuting Sexual Assault of Victims with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Appendix L. Example of a Brief Victim Survey
Appendix M: Sample Case Review Protocol
Appendix N: Sample Case Data Tracking Sheet
Appendix O: Sample Case Review Timeline
Appendix G. Stages of Acute Alcoholic Influence/Intoxication
Appendix F. Considerations for Working with Experts
Appendix H. Witness Intimidation Checklist
