Q2b. Overall, do you believe the size of the support staff workforce in your Prosecutor’s Office is sufficient to cover your workload?

Q2a. Overall, do you believe the size of the attorney workforce in your Prosecutor’s Office is sufficient to cover your workload (e.g., to have an attorney present at and prepared for all court hearings)?

Q28b.   Now thinking about the resources required to process and review digital evidence and to use it effectively in prosecutions, to what extent do you feel redacting digital evidence is a problem, or not, for your office?

Q28a.   Now thinking about the resources required to process and review digital evidence and to use it effectively in prosecutions, to what extent do you feel reviewing digital evidence is a problem, or not, for your office?

Q27e.  To what extent does your office make use of facial recognition technology? 

Q27d.  To what extent does your office make use of data from forensic analysis of defendants’ cell phones (e.g., Cellebrite) ?   

Q27c.  To what extent does your office make use of third-party video data (e.g., Ring doorbell video, cell phone video from miscellaneous eyewitnesses, etc.)? 

Q27b.  To what extent does your office make use of other public surveillance video data (e.g., cameras on buildings/streetlights, automated license plate readers, etc.)? 

Q27a.     To what extent does your office make use of police video data (e.g., dashboard and body cameras)?

Q26k.    When residents in your county are voting for Prosecutor, how important do you think partisan affiliation is to voters?