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Model Response to Sexual Violence for Prosecutors: Invitation to Lead
107 Pages
Publication
Model Response to Sexual Violence for Prosecutors (RSVP Model): An Invitation to Lead
Publication Date: January 01, 2020
In this publication, AEquitas created a model approach to the prosecution of sexual assault cases and measures to evaluate current practices. Volume I is divided in two parts and is intended for policy creators and prosecutors. The first part of Volume I provides information and tools to evaluate current prosecution practices and identify challenges. The second part is intended for prosecutors handling cases of sexual violence. It includes skills and tools to achieve positive outcomes at every stage of prosecution, from initial case review through final disposition and sentencing.
Topic(s):
Investigations Policy/Protocol Development TraumaVAWA Crime(s):
Sexual AssaultRole(s):
Chief/Sheriff/Executive ProsecutorRelated Resources
Model Response to Sexual Violence for Prosecutors: Appendices
Publication Date: January 09, 2020
This resource, developed by AEquitas, has several practical tools to help prosecutors in the development and implementation of the RSVP model as well as guidance to help enhance the prosecution of sexual violence cases.
Model Response to Sexual Violence for Prosecutors: Measuring Impact
Publication Date: January 10, 2020
This model, developed by AEquitas, explains how to prosecute sexual assault and corresponding measures to evaluate current practices. Volume II provides information on how prosecutors can develop and implement a management system for sexual violence.
Law Enforcement Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Accountability
1 hour
Publication Date: Jun 2021
This document helps law enforcement agencies work collaboratively with agency personnel, community partners, and legal counsel to develop their own agency-specific policy to address sexual misconduct committed by sworn and civilian personnel.
