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DOJ Justice Manual › Title 9: Criminal › 9-50.000 - CHIP Guidance › Justice Manual § 9-50.102
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The Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) has primary responsibility for developing the Department’s overall cyber, cyber-enabled, and intellectual property offense enforcement strategies, for providing programmatic support to the CHIP Network, and for coordinating cyber and cyber-enabled crime and intellectual property investigations and cases that may significantly impact more than one district and/or other countries. In addition to developing and prosecuting their own cases and assisting CHIP prosecutors in cases on request, CCIPS supports the CHIP Network by serving as a source and conduit for information through CCIPS Online, a website of resource materials; providing information on cases and current events to the CHIP AUSAs; providing legal expertise through the distribution of manuals, monographs, case summaries, and legislative analysis; and developing and implementing training programs for CHIP and other prosecutors in conjunction with OLE.
[updated August 2023]
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