- Title 1: Organization and Functions
- Title 2: Appeals
- Title 3: EOUSA
- Title 4: Civil
- Title 5: ENRD
- Title 6: Tax
- Title 7: Antitrust
- Title 8: Civil Rights
- Title 9: Criminal
- Organization And Functions Manual
- Appeals Resource Manual
- EOUSA Resource Manual
- Civil Resource Manual
- ENRD Resource Manual
- Tax Resource Manual
- Antitrust Resource Manual
- Civil Rights Resource Manual
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Criminal Resource Manual
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CRM 1-499
- CRM 1-99
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CRM 101-199
- 101. Federal Prosecution Of Juveniles
- 102. Juvenile Crime Facts
- 103. Gang Statistics
- 104. Suppression And Deterrence
- 105. Prosecuting Gang Activity
- 106. Federal Involvement In Prosecuting Gang Activity
- 107. Federal Investigative Agencies
- 108. Gang-related crimes—controlled substances act violations
- 109. RICO Charges
- 110. RICO-related Charges
- 111. Robbery (Hobbs Act)
- 112. Firearms Charges
- 113. Carjacking Crimes
- 114. Criminal Street Gangs
- 115. Violence At Schools
- 116. Juvenile Delinquency Prosecution -- Introduction
- 117. Federal Juvenile Delinquency Code
- 118. Arresting Juveniles
- 119. Referral To State Authorities
- 120. Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings -- Certification
- 121. Constitutional Protections Afforded Juveniles
- 122. Hearing To Determine Delinquency
- 123. Adjudication As A Juvenile Delinquent
- 124. Disposition Hearing
- 125. Post Juvenile Delinquency Disposition Matters
- 126. Treating Juveniles As Adults For Criminal Prosecution -- Generally
- 127. Motion to Transfer
- 128. Court's Receipt of Juvenile Court Records
- 129. Conditions Precedent To Motion To Transfer
- 130. Hearing On Motion To Transfer
- 131. The Six Factors To Consider And Prove For Transfer
- 132. First factor—age and social background of the juvenile
- 133. Second factor—the nature of the alleged offense
- 134. Third factor—the extent and nature of the juvenile's prior delinquency records and social background of the juvenile
- 135. Fourth factor—the juvenile's present intellectual development and psychological maturity
- 136. Fifth factor—the juvenile's response to past treatment efforts and the nature of those efforts
- 137. Sixth factor—The Availability Of Programs Designed To Treat The Juvenile's Behavioral Problems
- 138. Court's decision on the Motion to Transfer
- 139. Review Of The District Court's Determination
- 140. Mandatory Transfer Of Juveniles To Adult Status
- 141. Waiver Of Juvenile Delinquency And Request To Be Proceeded Against As An Adult
- 142. Bail And Detention Of The Juvenile
- 143. Speedy Trial Requirement
- 144. Limited Public Disclosure Of Juvenile Matters
- 145. Criminal Acts Occurring Before And After Defendant's Eighteenth Birthday
- 146. Parental Consent Required?
- 147. Commitment Of Juveniles
- 148. Appealing Alleged Procedural Violations
- 149. Conclusion
- 150. Certification Form
- 151. Motion to Transfer Form
- 152. Waiver Of Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings Form
- 153. Motion For Mandatory Transfer Form
- 154. Resources
- 155. Non-Department of Justice Government Attorneys
- 156. Disclosure of matters occurring before the grand jury to Department of Justice attorneys and Assistant United States Attorneys
- 158. Impaneling Special Grand Juries
- 159. Reports of Special Grand Juries
- 160. Sample Target Letter
- 161. Court Closure
- 162. Dual Prosecution (Petite Policy)
- 163. Selection and Use of Monitors in Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Non-Prosecution Agreements with Corporations
- 164. Nolo Contendere Plea
- 165. Guidance for Prosecutors Regarding Criminal Discovery
- 166. Additional Guidance on the Use of Monitors in Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Non-Prosecution Agreements with Corporations
- CRM 201-299
- CRM 300-399
- CRM 401-499
- CRM 500-999
- CRM 1000-1499
- CRM 1500-1999
- CRM 2000 - 2500
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CRM 1-499