NHTSA: Prosecutors Training Grant

Announcement of a Request forApplications (RFA) is to provide assistance to improve the quality of justicein traffic safety adjudication –particularly impaired driving cases – byproviding training, technical assistance and reference services to prosecutorsacross the United States. Competition under this RFA is limited to Nationalnon-profit organizations. One (1) award is anticipated for this project not toexceed $3,000,000.00 total.

The purposeof this Cooperative Agreement(CA) is to provideassistance to a nationalorganization that represents prosecutors who try impaired driving cases so that the organizationmay be better able to support its membershipthrough training and technical assistance, as well as the development of training materialsand relevant resources for prosecutors in towns, counties, and States acrossthe country. The organization will develop materials and disseminateinformation about the prosecution of impaired driving cases to its membership,Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors, relevant stakeholders, and otherinterested parties as needed to promote the role and importance of prosecutorsin successfully prosecuting impaired driving cases. A representative orrepresentatives from the organization or their designee(s) will participate inoutreach to other members of the criminal justice system and traffic safetycommunity to highlight the important role of the prosecutor, with the goal ofsharing information about these complex case sand growing an understanding ofand support for the technical nature of impaired driving cases.

NHTSA also seeks anorganization that will look to the future and identify any unforeseen needs ofprosecutors who try impaired driving cases, as well as ways prosecutors cancontinue to be effective in prosecuting impaired driving. Alternativeapproaches and techniques used in the prosecution of impaired driving cases, asappropriate, would also be considered. The selected organization needs to bothdevelop the ideas and determine the budget required to execute them as necessary.

The objectiveof this project is to improve prosecutorial outcomes in impaired driving cases,specifically by providing financialsupport to an organization dedicated to training, technical assistance,information sharing, and development for and among the prosecutors who handlethese cases. Specifically, thefunding provided by NHTSA would provide financial support to allow an organization to provide information,training, and guidance for prosecutors, and provide direct technical assistanceto prosecutors on issues relating to impaired driving cases.

Announcement of a Request forApplications (RFA) is to provide assistance to improve the quality of justicein traffic safety adjudication –particularly impaired driving cases – byproviding training, technical assistance and reference services to prosecutorsacross the United States. Competition under this RFA is limited to Nationalnon-profit organizations. One (1) award is anticipated for this project not toexceed $3,000,000.00 total.

The purposeof this Cooperative Agreement(CA) is to provideassistance to a nationalorganization that represents prosecutors who try impaired driving cases so that the organizationmay be better able to support its membershipthrough training and technical assistance, as well as the development of training materialsand relevant resources for prosecutors in towns, counties, and States acrossthe country. The organization will develop materials and disseminateinformation about the prosecution of impaired driving cases to its membership,Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors, relevant stakeholders, and otherinterested parties as needed to promote the role and importance of prosecutorsin successfully prosecuting impaired driving cases. A representative orrepresentatives from the organization or their designee(s) will participate inoutreach to other members of the criminal justice system and traffic safetycommunity to highlight the important role of the prosecutor, with the goal ofsharing information about these complex case sand growing an understanding ofand support for the technical nature of impaired driving cases.

NHTSA also seeks anorganization that will look to the future and identify any unforeseen needs ofprosecutors who try impaired driving cases, as well as ways prosecutors cancontinue to be effective in prosecuting impaired driving. Alternativeapproaches and techniques used in the prosecution of impaired driving cases, asappropriate, would also be considered. The selected organization needs to bothdevelop the ideas and determine the budget required to execute them as necessary.

The objectiveof this project is to improve prosecutorial outcomes in impaired driving cases,specifically by providing financialsupport to an organization dedicated to training, technical assistance,information sharing, and development for and among the prosecutors who handlethese cases. Specifically, thefunding provided by NHTSA would provide financial support to allow an organization to provide information,training, and guidance for prosecutors, and provide direct technical assistanceto prosecutors on issues relating to impaired driving cases.

Announcement of a Request forApplications (RFA) is to provide assistance to improve the quality of justicein traffic safety adjudication –particularly impaired driving cases – byproviding training, technical assistance and reference services to prosecutorsacross the United States. Competition under this RFA is limited to Nationalnon-profit organizations. One (1) award is anticipated for this project not toexceed $3,000,000.00 total.

The purposeof this Cooperative Agreement(CA) is to provideassistance to a nationalorganization that represents prosecutors who try impaired driving cases so that the organizationmay be better able to support its membershipthrough training and technical assistance, as well as the development of training materialsand relevant resources for prosecutors in towns, counties, and States acrossthe country. The organization will develop materials and disseminateinformation about the prosecution of impaired driving cases to its membership,Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors, relevant stakeholders, and otherinterested parties as needed to promote the role and importance of prosecutorsin successfully prosecuting impaired driving cases. A representative orrepresentatives from the organization or their designee(s) will participate inoutreach to other members of the criminal justice system and traffic safetycommunity to highlight the important role of the prosecutor, with the goal ofsharing information about these complex case sand growing an understanding ofand support for the technical nature of impaired driving cases.

NHTSA also seeks anorganization that will look to the future and identify any unforeseen needs ofprosecutors who try impaired driving cases, as well as ways prosecutors cancontinue to be effective in prosecuting impaired driving. Alternativeapproaches and techniques used in the prosecution of impaired driving cases, asappropriate, would also be considered. The selected organization needs to bothdevelop the ideas and determine the budget required to execute them as necessary.

The objectiveof this project is to improve prosecutorial outcomes in impaired driving cases,specifically by providing financialsupport to an organization dedicated to training, technical assistance,information sharing, and development for and among the prosecutors who handlethese cases. Specifically, thefunding provided by NHTSA would provide financial support to allow an organization to provide information,training, and guidance for prosecutors, and provide direct technical assistanceto prosecutors on issues relating to impaired driving cases.

Announcement of a Request for
Applications (RFA) is to provide assistance to improve the quality of justice
in traffic safety adjudication –particularly impaired driving cases – by
providing training, technical assistance and reference services to prosecutors
across the United States. Competition under this RFA is limited to National
non-profit organizations. One (1) award is anticipated for this project not to
exceed $3,000,000.00 total.

The purpose
of this Cooperative Agreement
(CA) is to provide
assistance to a national
organization that represents prosecutors who try impaired driving cases so that the organization
may be better able to support its membership
through training and technical assistance, as well as the development of training materials
and relevant resources for prosecutors in towns, counties, and States across
the country. The organization will develop materials and disseminate
information about the prosecution of impaired driving cases to its membership,
Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors, relevant stakeholders, and other
interested parties as needed to promote the role and importance of prosecutors
in successfully prosecuting impaired driving cases. A representative or
representatives from the organization or their designee(s) will participate in
outreach to other members of the criminal justice system and traffic safety
community to highlight the important role of the prosecutor, with the goal of
sharing information about these complex case sand growing an understanding of
and support for the technical nature of impaired driving cases.

NHTSA also seeks an
organization that will look to the future and identify any unforeseen needs of
prosecutors who try impaired driving cases, as well as ways prosecutors can
continue to be effective in prosecuting impaired driving. Alternative
approaches and techniques used in the prosecution of impaired driving cases, as
appropriate, would also be considered. The selected organization needs to both
develop the ideas and determine the budget required to execute them as necessary.

The objective
of this project is to improve prosecutorial outcomes in impaired driving cases,
specifically by providing financial
support to an organization dedicated to training, technical assistance,
information sharing, and development for and among the prosecutors who handle
these cases. Specifically, the
funding provided by NHTSA would provide financial support to allow an organization to provide information,
training, and guidance for prosecutors, and provide direct technical assistance
to prosecutors on issues relating to impaired driving cases.

Announcement of a Request for Applications (RFA) is to provide
assistance to improve the quality of justice in traffic safety adjudication –
particularly impaired driving cases – by providing training, technical
assistance and reference services to prosecutors across the United States. Competition
under this RFA is limited to National non-profit organizations. One (1) award
is anticipated for this project not to exceed $3,000,000.00 total.

The purpose of this Cooperative Agreement (CA) is to provide assistance
to a national organization
that represents prosecutors who try impaired driving cases so that the
organization may be better able to support its membership through training and technical assistance, as well as the
development of training materials and relevant resources for
prosecutors in towns, counties, and States across the country. The organization
will develop materials and disseminate information about the prosecution of
impaired driving cases to its membership, Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutors,
relevant stakeholders, and other interested parties as needed to promote the
role and importance of prosecutors in successfully prosecuting impaired driving
cases. A representative or representatives from the organization or their
designee(s) will participate in outreach to other members of the criminal
justice system and traffic safety community to highlight the important role of
the prosecutor, with the goal of sharing information about these complex cases
and growing an understanding of and support for the technical nature of
impaired driving cases.

NHTSA also seeks an organization that will look to the future and
identify any unforeseen needs of prosecutors who try impaired driving cases, as
well as ways prosecutors can continue to be effective in prosecuting impaired
driving. Alternative approaches and techniques used in the prosecution of
impaired driving cases, as appropriate, would also be considered. The selected
organization needs to both develop the ideas and determine the budget required
to execute them as necessary.

The objective of this project is to improve prosecutorial outcomes in impaired driving cases, specifically by
providing financial support
to an organization dedicated to training, technical assistance, information
sharing, and development for and among the prosecutors who handle these cases. Specifically, the funding provided by NHTSA would provide financial support to allow an organization to provide information, training,
and guidance for prosecutors, and provide direct technical assistance to
prosecutors on issues relating to impaired driving cases.