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Violence Against Women ActSpecialized Prosecution Units (continued)Circuit County Project and Contact Information Funding11 th Dade State Attorney’s Office, MiamiContact: Juan Ferreiro(305) 547-0278; JuanFerreiro@miamisao.comProvides for the Mobile Operations Victim Emergency Service, MOVE, project;developed to address the inconsistencies in both services and legal interventionsafforded domestic violence victims.13 th Hillsborough State Attorney’s Office, TampaContact: Nancy Lopez, Director, Victim Assistance Program(813) 272-5454; lopez_n@sao13th.comProvides an investigator to assist in the location, service, and transportationof domestic violence victims.14 th BayCalhounGulfHolmesJacksonWashingtonState Attorney’s Office, MariannaContact: Peggy Peacock, Executive Director(850) 482-9559; ppeacock@sa14.state.fl.usProvides an investigator to work together with the victim advocates in makingpersonal contact with victim of domestic violence to increase the likelihoodof the victim’s participation in the successful prosecution of their case.The investigator will also review violations of domestic violence injunctionsfor protection and assist in case preparation for prosecution of violations.15th Palm Beach State Attorney’s Office, West Palm BeachContact: Lincoln Fry(561) 355-7057; LFry@sa15.state.fl.usVictims advocacy and services to domestic violence victims includingenhanced case assessment through the computerized Domestic Violence InformationSystem (DVIS) which links and shares information on all aspects ofa domestic violence case through a secured website to participating agencieswithin the social services and criminal justice system.16 th Monroe State Attorney’s Office, Key WestContact: Sylvia Reams(305) 292-3400; sreams@keyssao.orgVictim advocacy and services to domestic violence victims.17th Broward State Attorney’s Office, Ft. LauderdaleContact: Sarahnell Murphy(954) 831-7978; smurphy@sao17.state.fl.usProvides an attorney and advocate on weekends to assist victims of domesticviolence and follow-up after first appearance.18 th Brevard State Attorney’s Office, VieraContact: Brenda A. Quinn, Grant Administrator(321) 264-6933; bquinn@sa18.state.fl.usMonitoring of domestic violence cases, assistance to misdemeanor trial divisions,and training.$139,207$74,394$47,137$80,829$37,627$101,731$65,30866 Domestic Violence Annual Report 2005-2006
Circuit County Project and Contact Information Funding19 th Indian RiverMartinOkeechobeeSt. LucieState Attorney’s Office, Fort PierceContact: Harriett Rowe(772) 463-1306; rowe@stlucieco.govProvides for the Sexual Violence 24-Hour Hotline and the Domestic ViolenceFirst Appearance Project with a focus on rural victims of sexual assault anddomestic violence. These projects provide immediate call back assistance,advocacy, transportation, referrals and follow-up.20 th Lee State Attorney’s Office, Ft. MyersContact: Rosemarie Mitchell(239) 335-2409; rmitchell@sao.cjis20.orgIntervention in domestic cases to improve safety for the victims includinginvestigation and victim advocacy.StatewideFlorida Prosecuting Attorney’s Association, Inc.David Rothamer(850) 488-3070; drothamer@myfpaa.orgProvide specialized staff to function as a central clearinghouse for informationneeded by domestic violence and sex crimes prosecutors. In addition totechnical assistance, several training seminars are held annually to address issuesincluding: how to effectively interview victims of domestic violence, howto make filing decisions, how to prosecute a case with an absent or recantingvictim, DNA use in Sex Crimes cases, Civil Commitment of the Sexually ViolentPredator, issues of cultural sensitivity, and assisting Florida’s underservedpopulations.$51,901$75,566$128,937Domestic Violence Annual Report 2005-200667
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