EOUSA has primary responsibility for administering the budget for CHIP activities in the USAOs; funding and facilitating training for CHIP prosecutors through OLE; evaluating the CHIP program in the USAOs through its Evaluation and Review Staff (EARS); and providing personnel and facilities support for USAOs that includes CHIP activities. EOUSA’s contact for the CHIP Network serves on the Cyber and Intellectual Property Crime Subcommittee of the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee and assists the Subcommittee by providing legal and administrative support; works with CCIPS to develop and facilitate training at the National Advocacy Center for CHIP and other prosecutors; and works with CCIPS to review evaluations of the CHIP program and provide additional guidance or assistance as needed to the districts.

[updated August 2023]