May 9, 2016
DEA hosted this seminar at its Albuquerque office from May 9-13. Approximately 25 state, local and federal investigators are attending the seminar to learn about the nuts-and-bolts of drug investigations. Assistant U.S. Attorney Rozzoni participated in the seminar by presenting a session on the basics of federal drug laws and prosecutions, courtroom expectations, and the working relationship between investigators and prosecutors.
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