Proactive Prosecution Workshop to strengthen rule of law in St. Lucia
Description
This training course will inform the Director of Public Prosecutions and police prosecutors how to pro-actively manage cases, the skills required for case building, how to prosecute drug conspiracies and sensitise the prosecutors about money laundering and how the DPP's can assist investigators with asset recovery.This project will be delivered to DPPs and police prosecutors (total of 15 people) to ensure a sustainable improvement in the St Lucia criminal justice system. The project increases the ability of the prosecutors to prosecute serious and organised crime effectively. This will ultimately serve to reduce the level of organised crime in these communities and reduce the impact on the UK.
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