Automatic Software Verification
This presentation delves into the world of automatic software verification, covering topics such as course requirements, inspired courses, buffer overruns, software exploits, and program verification. Learn about the importance of verifying software behavior and understanding potential vulnerabilities. Explore real-world examples and solutions in software security.
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CDVSA Criminal Justice Planner Update Lisa Morley Lisa.Morley@alaska.gov 907-465-6301
2 Program Updates Battering Intervention Program Regulations UAA Partnership OVW Restorative Justice Pilot Project VAWA STOP
3 Battering Intervention Programming Regulations revisions Department of Corrections New Regs will incorporate the recommendations of the Perpetrator Rehabilitation Workgroup Quarterly BIP facilitator meetings BIP facilitator training and peer support Weekly requests for new programs
4 UAA Partnership DV curriculum modules - DV 101 BIP Facilitator training BIP Regulation revisions SME and consultation Alaska Victimization Survey Spring 2025 Restorative Justice Symposium Spring 2025
5 OVW Restorative Justice Pilot Project The Purpose of this project is to collaborate with community partners with expertise in serving victims of domestic violence as well as those who have provided restorative practices in the community to reduce domestic violence, support survivors, and hold offenders accountable. This project will expand existing restorative justice practices in the Interior to collectively seek accountability from the individuals who committed the harm. This process will be initiated by the survivor and will prioritize safety. Fairbanks North Star Borough and Interior Alaska Partners: Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living (IAC), Alaska Native Women s Resource Center (AKNWRC), Tanana Chiefs Conference, and Fairbanks Community Restorative Justice Program (FCRJ)
6 VAWA STOP Alaska STOP FFY2022-2025 Implementation Plan 25% Law Enforcement SART, FETI, and Strangulation trainings 25% Prosecutors - 5% Courts Judicial and court staff training 15% Discretionary 30% Victim Services (10% Cultural Set Aside) ANDVSA Legal Advocates and Attorneys AKNWRC Culturally specific rural advocate training Alaska VAWA STOP FFY2026-2029 Implementation Plan Due July 2026 Planning and Tribal Consultation beginning August 2025
