41. AAA Statement On Ethnography And Institutional Review Boards The Common Rule specifies how Institutional Review boards (IRBs) are to function. The American Anthropological Association (AAA) advocates that all http://www.aaanet.org/stmts/irb.htm

Academic Relations Ethics Government Relations Public Policy ... Minority Issues E-mail address: Password: Forgot password? Need help? Press Room Members in the News ... Section Assembly Max Rows: Go to AAA Home American Anthropological Association Statement on Ethnography and Institutional Review Boards Adopted by AAA Executive Board June 4, 2004 Background to the AAA Statement on Ethnography and Institutional Review Boards Universities and research organizations in the US are required to follow a set of regulations known as "the Common Rule" (technically, "Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects," DHHS' 45 CFR 46 or the equivalent regulations for other federal agencies) when they receive federal support. The Common Rule specifies how Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) are to function. This statement aims to interpret for policymakers, IRBs and ethnographers the Common Rule in its application to ethnographic research. The American Anthropological Association (AAA) advocates that all ethnographic researchers should cultivate a strong foundation for the ethical conduct of research with human populations. This means that the risks of harm must be considered in relation to the potential benefits of ethnographic research. This process should actively involve the researcher and the IRB, the researcher and participants, and finally the IRB, the researcher and stakeholders.

42. Prison, Prison Reform And Penal Reform Examines examples of injustice in the UK criminal justice system and calls Prison Reform and Penal Reform NACRO The National Association for the Care http://www.prisonreform.org/

PrisonReform.org lists government sites, campaign groups, support groups, charities and other organisations related to prison, prison reform and penal reform (mainly within the United Kingdom). PrisonReform.org is not related to any of the organisations listed, nor is it responsible for any dealings with them or with the content of their sites (many of the descriptions below are supplied by the organisations themselves). There is a separate page for organisations based mainly outside the United Kingdom A B C ... F G H I J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 1 List of sites Action for Justice and the Campaign for A Fair Hearing Examines examples of injustice in the UK criminal justice system and calls for ministerial accountability and the abolition of the office of Lord Chancellor. Offers links to a wide variety of campaign sites and political resources. Action for Prisoners' Families Action for Prisoners' Families (APF) is the national organisation acting as the voice for the concerns of prisoners' families across the UK. APF encourages the development of, and provides support to, organisations and professionals working with prisoners' families. APF promotes the just treatment of prisoners' families by the prison system and society, and publicises the effects of imprisonment on the whole family. Aftermath Aftermath is the registered charity for the other victims of the offenders, the offender's family.

43. AAPL Ethical Guidelines For The Practice Of Forensic Psychiatry Membership in the American Psychiatric Association, or its equivalent, Being retained by one side in a civil or criminal matter exposes the forensic http://www.aapl.org/ethics.htm

44. The Criminal Defense Tool Box: Renovating The Way You Practice Law - Charleston, NACDL Board member Don Bosch focuses his practice on criminal defense in state and He has served on the Knoxville Bar Association Board of Governors, http://www.nacdl.org/public.nsf/Events/MidwinterMeeting_Bios

Faculty and Biographies: ABA Litigation Magazine and the Picture of Trial Advocacy. James A.H. Bell has practiced criminal defense for 28 years. He frequently lectures throughout the US on criminal defense skills, techniques, procedures, and ethics. He is a founding member of the National College for DUI Defense, and was elected as a Fellow to the American Board of Criminal Lawyers in 1987. Bell is a past president of the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and served on the NACDL and TACDL board of directors for two and seven terms, respectively. He has been included in the "Best Tennessee 101 Lawyers" for two consecutive years, and in 2003, he was honored with the Robert C. Heeney Memorial Award, NACDL’s most prestigious recognition. WBIR-TV10 , and he has been featured on Court TV CNN, and other national news broadcasts. He is a Master of the Bench of the Hamilton Burnett American Inn of Court and serves on its executive committee. Criminal Procedure in South Carolina Battered Spouse Defenses , and Acting for Lawyers Welcome to the Theatre of the Absurd).

45. 26th Annual Advanced Criminal Law Seminar, Aspen, CO - January 22-27, 2006 The Los Angeles criminal Courts Bar Association named him “Trial Lawyer of the He has been certified as a criminal advocate by the National Board of http://www.nacdl.org/public.nsf/Events/Aspen_faculty

This year's faculty includes: Los Angeles Daily Journal and California Law Business recognized Alikhan as one of the Top 20 Attorneys in California Under the Age of 40. trial; the Spring Shadows Glen Psychiatry Fraud trial; and United States v. Ahmad. Additionally, he served as co-counsel with John Keker in representing Andrew Fastow, the CFO of Enron. Gerger is listed in The Best Lawyers in America. Richard Hirsch is a former Deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles County and has practiced criminal law for 39 years. He is a past president of the Los Angeles Criminal Courts Bar Association, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, and the American Board of Criminal Lawyers. Hirsch is listed in every edition of The Best Lawyers in America Richard Lougee focuses his practice on personal injury, homicide, sexual assault, drug crimes, wrongful death suits, and criminal defense. He is nationally recognized for his expertise in defending charges of sexual misconduct and child abuse and is regularly upon as a consultant and expert witness. Lougee served on the DNA-Peoples Legal Services Board of Directors from 1984 -1987, is a member of the Pima County (AZ), Connecticut, and American Bar Associations, and is an author of Defending Against Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse (NLADA Journal, 1998 vol. 2).

46. Windham School Board The board governs the Texas Department of criminal Justice and Windham Ms. Crain is the Vice Chair of the Dallas Bar Association Board of Directors. http://www.windhamschooldistrict.org/board/index.php

Windham School District Board of Trustees The Windham School District Board of Trustees is a nine-member, non-paid board appointed by the governor for staggered, six-year terms. The board governs the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Windham School District. The board develops and defines policies of the TDCJ and WSD. J anuary is School Board Recognition Month Huntsville Governor Rick Perry has proclaimed January as School Board Recognition Month and Windham School District is joining other districts across the state to gratefully acknowledge their commitment to our communities and schools. "Texans benefit every day from the dedicated energies and countless hours devoted by a group of more than 7,000 men and women across the state. These public servants are elected to serve by local citizens and receive no compensation for their tireless efforts. These men and women are the local school board members of Texas," said Dr. Ron Bradford, WSD superintendent. "We are especially appreciative of The WSD's Board of Trustees: The Texas Board of Criminal Justice." "These people unselfishly contribute their time and talents toward the advancement of public education," Bradford said. "They represent a continuing commitment to local citizen control and decision making in education. Even though we are making a special effort during January to show appreciation to our school board members, we recognize their contributions reflect a year-round commitment on their part."

47. International Homicide Investigators Association The International Homicide Investigators Association was founded during a 1988 VICAP (Violent criminal Apprehension Program) international homicide http://www.ihia.org/

Register for Access Trouble Logging In? TRAINING LINKS CONTACT US ... ViCAP Alerts Cooperation and Education to Solve Crimes Hurricane Katrina Our heartfelt prayers go out to the families of those effected by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, including those members of the law enforcement community. Many inquiries have been received from those interested in helping. The IHIA urges our membership who wish to contribute monetarily, to do so through one of the established organizations, including the American Red Cross and the National Sheriffs' Association. Federal, State and Local authorities have asked organizations and agencies to refrain from sending personnel and equipment unless specifically requested to assist their coordinated effort. The IHIA leadership has been in contact with the authorities in New Orleans and Jefferson Parish, and we will act upon their request. The International Homicide Investigators Association was founded during a 1988 VICAP (Violent Criminal Apprehension Program) international homicide symposium that was sponsored by the Federal bureau of Investigation at Quantico, Virginia. This symposium brought together an elite group of professionals from around the world that represented all disciplines involved in death investigation. The organization is now the largest and fastest growing organization of homicide and death investigation professionals in the world and has representation from the United States as well as 16 other nations. The primary mission of the International Homicide Investigators Association

48. Illinois State Rifle Association The measure leaves in place penalties for the criminal transportation of guns. We understand that it s a lousy situation, and the ISRA board of http://www.isra.org/

2005 Legislation Current to end of session! Drawing a Bead Richard Pearson ... HNT Some ISRA Documents are provided as PDF files, to read or print them, you may download the free Adobe Reader. Southern Illinois NRA Family Shooting Camp October 1 in Carterville! Sign up now! ... Flyer (PDF) Katrina chaos boosts case for 2nd Amendment exerpt: While the politically correct version of what happened is that desperate people looted stores for food and water, that's only part of the story. Bands of armed hoodlums roamed the city, smashing their way into businesses and homes, carting off jewelry, liquor, televisions and other goods that had nothing to do with survival. People were murdered, raped, stripped of their meager provisions. Those with the best chance of surviving were the ones who had shotguns, rifles and pistols stashed away in closets and drawers. Homeowner John Carolan ran off a mob of young men armed with knives and machetes and intent on stealing his generator by firing a few rounds from a .357 Magnum over their heads. "They scattered," he told reporters. After looters poured into a nursing home and carted off the food, water and medicine, administrator Peggy Hoffman told the Associated Press, "we'll have to equip our department heads with guns and teach them how to shoot."

49. CJCC - Statistical Analysis Center The SAC has focused primarily on criminal justice related analysis and will continue to do so For more information visit JRSA s website at www.jrsa.org. http://www.state.ga.us/cjcc/sac.html

Statistical Analysis Center Downloadable SAC Project Reports Georgia UCR Arrest Statistics: Assessing Accuracy Using Computerized Criminal History Records (pdf) Georgia Crime Statistics U.S. Census Georgia Quick Facts ... Georgia SAC Wins National Excellence in Analysis Award Historical Overview The Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) for the State of Georgia was founded under the Federal Statistical Analysis Center Grant program in January 1990 administered by the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics. Since that time, the SAC has become a vital machine in the assimilation and analyzation of criminal justice research and data. The SAC has focused primarily on criminal justice related analysis and will continue to do so. The recipient of the SAC grant has been the Governor's Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (Council). The Georgia SAC has been a member of the Justice Research and Statistics Association (JRSA) since 1972 which is an organization made up of SACs from across the country. The Council's Role The Council strives to develop strategies and initiatives to better understand and administer programs relating to the criminal justice system in Georgia. Locating the SAC within the Council has facilitated a coordinated planning process. Due to the wide variety of programs it administers and the diversity of the criminal justice professionals who are Council members, the Council has a broad perspective of the needs of the criminal justice system. It also provides a forum for communication with the criminal justice practitioners of the state. The Council also utilizes SAC research capabilities to promote a better understanding of the criminal justice system and the law enforcement community to the public at large.

50. About The National Board Of Trial Advocacy NBTA was housed, and fully supported by the Association of Trial Lawyers of Injury Litigation and criminal Trial Law and New Mexico for that Board s http://www.nbtanet.org/public/misc/about-nbta.shtml

Peel v. Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission of Illinois, 110 S.Ct. 2281 (1990), disallows any state from prohibiting disclosure of NBTA certification. About the NBTA The National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) is a non-profit organization located in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1977, NBTA is dedicated to bettering the quality of trial advocacy in our nation's courtrooms and assisting the consumer of legal services in finding experienced and highly qualified trial lawyers. Theodore I. Koskoff was the Founder and, until 1987, served as the President and Chairman of the Board. In addition to being Senior Partner in the Bridgeport, Connecticut law firm of Koskoff, Koskoff and Bieder, Mr. Koskoff was a pioneer in the field of specialization. He was also a Past President of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, the Roscoe Pound Foundation and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association. NBTA was housed, and fully supported by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America until its move to Boston, Massachusetts, in 1987 when it became an independent nonprofit corporation. NBTA is accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) to certify lawyers in the specialty areas of civil, criminal and family law trial

51. Find Nurse Consultants To Review Your Case - Expert Witnesses - Hospice Patients If you are considering filing a civil suit or getting a criminal conviction in Association of Legal Nurse Consultants web site, www.aalnc.org/locator. http://www.hospicepatients.org/find-nurse-consult.html

Find Legal Nurse Consultants To Review Your Case If you are considering filing a civil suit or getting a criminal conviction in a wrongful death, negligence or involuntary euthanasia case, you will need an attorney's legal counsel and quite often, a nurse legal consultant's review of your loved one's case. An attorney or criminal prosecutor will not even take a case on officially, until it has been reviewed by medical and nursing experts who review the medical record and other evidence. Nursing legal consultants can help establish a case for the civil courts and also point out violations of standards of care that may get a prosecutor to go forward with a criminal case. A legal nurse consultant does not give out legal or medical advice, but rather evaluates the case from a nursing perspective to determine whether or not the nursing standards of care were or were not violated. Need to File Complaint with State Nursing Board In addition, if you are considering some form of legal action, most courts will want to know what the state Nursing Board has determined with regard to the case. You can file a complaint with the State Nursing Board as a necessary first step toward legal action. It is wise to get a nursing review of the case before filing a complaint with the State Nursing Board, since an expert nurse may point out areas of malpractice or violations of standards of care which you may not be aware of.

52. Indiana Bankers Association charges and with the assurance of no criminal or civil prosecution. IBAmember banks were recognized by the American Bankers Association for their http://www.indianabankers.org/

Contact the IBA Staff Contacts Officers and Board Members Getting to the IBA ... In-House Training Materials Indiana Bankers Association Indianapolis Coming up at the IBA... Security Management Seminar - Sept 20 Commercial Loan Documentation Series Loan Doc Basics - Sept 27 Advanced Loan Doc - Sept 28 - Oct 4 Director Training: Introduction to Bank Financial Statements - Oct 5 Current Issues in A/L Management - Oct 6 - Oct 12 BSA for Frontline: Columbu s - Oct 12 Indiana Deposit Account Documentation - Oct 13 Essential Teller Issues Evening Seminars Merrillville - Oct 17 Fort Wayne - Oct 18 Clarksville - Oct 19 Bloomington - Oct 20 - Oct 19 Real Estate Loan Doc - Oct 25 - Oct 26 - Oct 27 Fundamantals of Commercial Lending Officer Calling Skills - Nov 3 Real Estate Lending Compliance Branch Managers Series - Nov 15 IRA Series Basic IRAs - Nov 29 Advanced IRAs - Nov 30 Midwest Ag School - Nov 28 - Dec 1 s - Dec 8 Urgent Request: Associations Call on Banking Industry’s Support In a joint statement released Labor Day weekend, the

53. Board Resolutions   |   International Trademark Association International Trademark Association Representing the Trademark Community since 1878 Therefore, in order for criminal enforcement procedures to lead to http://www.inta.org/policy/res_measurescount.html

@import url(../style.css); Updates Amicus Briefs Letters-Testimony Board Resolutions Model Guidelines Committee Activities FAQs Public Policy ... Board Resolutions / Request For Action REQUEST FOR ACTION BY THE INTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Measures to Combat Trademark Counterfeiting March 7, 2005 ACTION REQUEST: ADOPTED RESOLUTION: WHEREAS, since the early 1980’s INTA has continuously advocated and supported policies for strong measures against trademark counterfeiting; WHEREAS, it is in the interest of trademark owners to have the strongest enforcement mechanisms possible to protect their trademarks from potential infringement, counterfeiting and fraud; WHEREAS, it is in the interest of countries to have the strongest enforcement mechanisms possible to protect the investment climate and labor markets and reduce the loss of tax revenues that are directly affected by the lack of efficient enforcement mechanisms and protections against trademark counterfeiting; WHEREAS, the implementation of TRIPS Agreement requirements in national laws has proven to be insufficient to combat trademark counterfeiting;

54. Testimony   |   International Trademark Association International Trademark Association. New criminal and Civil Enforcement Tools to Help Curb As do all INTA officers, board members and committee members, http://www.inta.org/policy/test_onlinefraud.html

@import url(../style.css); Updates Amicus Briefs Letters-Testimony Board Resolutions Model Guidelines Committee Activities FAQs ... Letters-Testimony / Testimony STATEMENT ON NEW CRIMINAL AND CIVIL ENFORCEMENT TOOLS TO HELP CURB ONLINE FRAUD Testimony of J. Scott Evans Chairman, Internet Committee International Trademark Association New Criminal and Civil Enforcement Tools to Help Curb Online Fraud Before the Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property Committee on the Judiciary United States House of Representatives February 4, 2004 I. Introduction Good morning, Mr. Chairman. My name is J. Scott Evans. I currently serve as chairman of the Internet Committee of the International Trademark Association (INTA). I am a shareholder in the firm of Adams Evans, which is an INTA member. As do all INTA officers, board members and committee members, I serve on a voluntary basis. In addition to my volunteer service with INTA, I also volunteer as president of the Intellectual Property Constituency of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) . My appearance before the subcommittee, however, is only on behalf of INTA.

55. About NYSDA - NYS Defenders Association - Public Defense Backup Center (for Publ NYSDA is the largest criminal defense bar association in New York and among the Serving on NYSDA s Board of Directors are prominent criminal defense http://www.nysda.org/About_NYSDA/about_nysda.html

New York State Defenders Association 194 Washington Ave, Suite 500 Albany, NY 12210 FAX: 465-3249 Mission Statement NYSDA Resolutions Accomplishments Our Members ... NYSDA's Annual Report (PDF) Our mission... The New York State Defenders Association, a not-for-profit, membership organization, has been providing support to New York's criminal defense community since 1967. Its mission is to improve the quality and scope of publicly supported legal representation to low income people. NYSDA Resolutions The NYSDA Board of Directors has agreed upon the following resolutions concerning Public Defense in New York State: Client Involvement and Satisfaction, Quality Representation and Vigorous Advocacy (2000) (5K PDF) Death Penalty Moratorium (2002) (7K PDF) Electronic Recording of Custodial Interrogations in Criminal Cases (2003) (10K PDF) Full-Time Defender Offices (2000) (9K PDF) Governing Principles for Public Defense Services (2000) (6K PDF) State Aid to Defense Funding in All Counties of New York (2000) (18K PDF) What we've done...

56. NEA: School Safety-- National Bullying Awareness Campaign (NBAC) Boys identified as bullies in grades six to nine had one criminal conviction An early partner in this nationwide campaign is the American Association of http://www.nea.org/schoolsafety/bullying.html

Home Issues in Education "No Child Left Behind"/ESEA Special Ed/IDEA ... Other Resources National Bullying Awareness Campaign (NBAC) "If we want to have peace in the world, we have to start with the children." Gandhi Bullying: The Problem Parents' Role in Bullying Prevention and Intervention What Can Parents Do When a Child Complains of Being Bullied Advice to Pupils about Being Bullied Bullying - Systematically and chronically inflicting physical hurt and/or psychological distress on one or more students. However it is defined, bullying is not just child's play, but a terrifying experience many American school children face every day. It can be as direct as teasing, hitting or threatening, or indirect as in exclusion, rumors or manipulation. During the past decade, bullying has become more lethal and has occurred more frequently than it had in the previous two decades. In our quest to provide the quality education that America's children deserve, this problem can no longer be treated lightly. NEA's National Bullying Awareness Campaign is designed to assist communities in developing solutions that will eradicate bullying from America's public schools. Bullying can no longer be explained away, as some adults are inclined to do, as a normal part of growing up. Bullying has only harmful, not beneficial, effects for the target and the perpetrator - even the bystander. Many children in our nation's schools are robbed of their opportunity to learn because they are bullied and victimized daily. Bullying exacts a terrible toll on children, and the scars can last a lifetime.

57. Criminal Justice Links http//www.firstgov.gov/; Merit Systems Protection Board http//www.mspb.gov/ http//www.ilchiefs.org/; Illinois criminal Justice Information Authority http://www.aele.org/Crimlinks.html

Links to criminal justice organization and websites This is a list of Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) the websites of (a) criminal justice organizations and (b) sites with hyperlinks to hundred of federal, state and local agencies. Please e-mail us with any changes or corrections. Professional Assns. (U.S.) Links to Law Enforcement and Correctional Websites U.S. Department of Justice Sites Other U.S. Government Sites ... Back to AELE Home Page A - Professional Associations (U.S.) Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences http://www.acjs.org/ American Corrections Assn. http://www.corrections.com/aca/index.html American Jail Assn. http://www.corrections.com/aja/index.html American Society of Law Enf. Trainers http://www.aslet.org/ Federal Criminal Investigators Assn. http://www.fedcia.org/ International Assn. of Chiefs of Police http://www.theiacp.org/ http://www.iadlest.org/ International Law Enf. Educators and Trainers Assn. http://www.ileeta.org/ International Assn. of Law Enf. Intelligence Analysts http://www.ialeia.org/

58. Georgia Bureau Of Investigation GCIC maintains Georgia s computerized criminal history database that includes In 2001 the GCIC Advisory Board was created. The purpose of the Advisory http://www.ganet.org/gbi/gcic.html

HISTORY LINKS SEARCH SITEMAP ... Information Georgia Crime Information Center The Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) was established in 1973 as an operating division within the GBI to serve as the chief provider of criminal justice information services in Georgia. Since then, the principal mission of GCIC has been to assist all officials and agencies of the criminal justice system in the fulfillment of their varied responsibilities on a statewide basis by providing round-the-clock access to needed information. GCIC is mandated by Georgia law and by binding agreements with several federal agencies to monitor and enforce compliance by Georgia criminal justice agencies with certain state and federal statutes, the Rules of the GCIC Council (i.e., the Georgia Board of Public Safety) and with relevant federal regulations. The Georgia Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) Network, operated by GCIC teleprocessing specialists, provides direct terminal access to computerized databases maintained by Georgia agencies, by agencies in other states and by the FBI Criminal Justice Services Division. Georgia's CJIS network has more than member agencies operating over terminals able to communicate instantly with tens of thousands of terminals operated by other federal, state and local criminal justice agencies throughout the United States. The CJIS network handles more than 13 million messages per month in support of Georgia's criminal justice agencies.

59. NBA: The Association Today, the NBA Board of Governors formulates the Association s policies. In 1986, the NBA filed an amicus curiae brief protesting the criminal contempt http://www.nationalbar.org/about/index.shtml

September 20, 2005 NBA Officers Kim Keenan Officers 2004-2005 Update Your Information NBA Board of Governors Members-At-Large Executive Committee Regional Directors Sections Representatives ... Affiliate Representatives Affiliate Chapters NBA Affiliates (Part 1) NBA Affiliates (Part 2) NBA Resolutions NBA Resolutions National Bar Institute National Bar Institute The NBA Perspective Objectives History Briefs Publications ... International During the first quarter of the 20th century, twelve African-American pioneers with a mutual interest in, and dedication to justice and the civil rights of all, helped structure the struggle of the African-American race in America. George H. Woodson, S. Joe Brown, Gertrude E. Rush, James B. Morris, Charles P. Howard, Sr., Wendell E. Green, C. Francis Stradford, Jesse N. Baker, William H. Haynes, George C. Adams, Charles H. Calloway and L. Amasa Knox conceived the National Bar Association (NBA), formally organized in Des Moines, IA on August 1, 1925. When the NBA was organized in 1925, there were fewer than 1,000 African-American lawyers in the nation, and less than 120 belonged to the Association. By 1945, there were nearly 250 members representing 25% of the African-American members of the bar. Over the past 75 years, the NBA has grown enormously in size and influence.

60. Consensus Project The criminal Justice / Mental Health Consensus Project is an unprecedented Advisory Board Composition, Mental Health. Nat’l Association of State Mental http://www.csgeast.org/programs/criminal_justice/CJMH page.htm

Criminal Justice / Mental Health Consensus Project NEW Criminal Justice/ Mental Health Consensus Project Report The Criminal Justice / Mental Health Consensus Project is an unprecedented bipartisan effort to improve the criminal justice system's response to people with mental illnesses. The Council of State Governments partnered with the Police Executive Research Forum, the Pretrial Services Resource Center, the Association of State Correctional Administrators, and the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors to coordinate this project. Each of the partner organizations coordinates an Advisory Board: law enforcement, courts, corrections, and mental health. The consensus reached by each of these advisory groups will be conveyed in a comprehensive report describing policy statements, nearly 100 recommendations for implementation and numerous examples of innovative efforts. Click here to view the report. v Why the Consensus Project Across the nation, high-profile incidents in which police shoot someone with a mental illness or the person with a serious mental illness commits a violent attack on others have compelled elected officials to take action. Usually, however, these lawmakers have little information about the complex problems underlying these tragedies.

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