Monograph 111: The Supervision of Federal Defendants
2003 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava21280vnb1 4516-V/03 Monograph 111: The Supervision of Federal Defendants This program describes how and why changes to Monograph 111: The Supervision of Federal Defendants came about and the approach of pretrial supervision underlying those changes; highlights the changes affecting district policies; and examines practical application of the new approach to district practices. Officers and managers discuss implementation challenges and strategies. John Hughes and Nancy Beatty from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and Mark Sherman from the Federal Judicial Center provide information on continued technical support and training opportunities. Viewers should familiarize themselves with the monograph prior to watching this program. John Hughes; Nancy Beatty; Mark Sherman