According to National Crime Victim Law Institute: "Brady disclosure obligations are an exception to the privacy protections that may otherwise safeguard victim information when they are speaking with prosecuting attorneys and those acting on behalf of the prosecution, including law enforcement. Every advocate should be prepared to answer questions from survivors about the level of privacy that applies to information that is shared with them — and to provide referrals to other victim service providers who do not have Brady obligations, as a victim may prefer to share their information with someone who can offer a higher level of privacy protection." Read More.

• Law Enforcement-Associated Victim Service Providers and the Brady Rule: Legal Background and Considerations
• Brady Rule Considerations for Mental Health Providers Who Are Co-Responders with Law Enforcement
• Video Summary

• Powerpoint Slides: Office for Victims of Crime: Brady Obligations 
• Office for Victims of Crime - Law Enforcement Response Training and Technical Assistance Requests