National security cases often involve classified information, therefore court rulings are usually not publicly accessible, which making it difficult for investigators to stay updated on court rulings and interpretation of relevant laws. Few academic research and practical discussion on criminal investigations in this field.
To address these challenges, the Office, undertaking its authority to supervise and unify investigative practices, collects and organizes national security cases and practical investigative experience and complied them into reference books. The Office also held on-the-job training programs for prosecutors and investigators to elevate their ability in handling of such cases.