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Volume 12 is a practical reform blueprint for prosecutorial integrity-built to make charging decisions, plea practices, and discovery compliance consistent, explainable, and reviewable. It turns ""integrity"" into a verifiable operating system: written standards, tracked exceptions, time-stamped proof artifacts, and audit-ability controls that reduce rework, reversals, and late-stage crises. Inside you'll find a chapter-by-chapter toolkit to help advocates, defenders, journalists, legislators, judges, and public managers identify preventable harm and fix it early. The volume includes concrete controls for discovery deadlines, Brady/Giglio governance, informant oversight, witness incentive documentation, forensic gatekeeping, digital evidence retention, report-amendment logs, and office-wide conflict rules. It also provides a data dashboard framework and an annual transparency report standard so the public can verify what is happening in practice-not just what policies claim. Use this volume to: (1) map where discretion and delays create risk, (2) demand written rules and tracked exceptions, (3) request records through public-information tools (policies, training materials, audit reports, logs, and timelines), and (4) propose reforms that are measurable, enforceable, and durable through leadership changes. The goal is straightforward: fewer wrongful outcomes, fewer discovery failures, lower public cost, and a justice system that earns trust through evidence, not slogans.

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