The District Attorneys Council is the primary source of continuing education for prosecutors in Oklahoma.  Each year, the Training and Outreach Team prepares and offers general and specialized CLE training courses, seminars, and webinars to prosecutors, investigators, key personnel and victim advocates throughout the state of Oklahoma.

You may reach us at DAC_Training@dac.state.ok.us

Meet the Training and Outreach Division

	Jennifer Crilly Director
	Margaret Butler CCRT Specialist
	Allie Buckholts Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resource Prosecutor
	Kolby Quinalty Training Assistant

CCR Team Training and Technical Assistance

Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Teams and Sexual Assault Response (SAR) Teams connect multidisciplinary community partners together to provide inter-agency, coordinated responses to domestic violence. This collaboration meets the needs of victims and survivors and more effectively holds offenders accountable. With our own CCR Specialist, we are also able to coordinate and provide training for the CCR Teams and SAR Teams consisting of prosecutors, law enforcement, court personnel, victim service providers, first responders, medical personnel, and batterers intervention program providers. For more information, please contact DAC_Training@dac.state.ok.us

Victim Service Provider Training and Technical Assistance

Our Training and Outreach team also coordinates and provides specialized training and technical assistance for victim service providers in the state of Oklahoma.  All training is designed to improve the quality of services offered to crime victims.  We offer technical assistance for planning forums, trainings, conferences and other learning events for victims services programs in the State.   For more information, please contact DAC_Training@dac.state.ok.us .

Addressing the Training Needs of Juvenile Prosecutors

There are unique challenges related to the prosecution of juvenile delinquent cases. Handling a juvenile delinquent docket requires specialized knowledge and understanding of the juvenile code and requires the ability to balance the concepts of accountability with individualized treatment and rehabilitation in recognition of the unique characteristics and needs of juveniles. Through the Juvenile Prosecutor grant, ODAC has committed to provide regional and statewide training for Juvenile Prosecutors in Oklahoma. For more information, please contact Jennifer Crilly