; (18) providing medication-assisted treatment for individuals struggling with heroin, opioid, or alcohol abuse in residential substance abuse treatment programs and providing funding to State and local governments to do so; (19) providing funding to State and local governments and law enforcement agencies to implement the Attorney General’s best practices on information and resource parity and innocence protection, including sharing the toolkits referenced in section 305 of this Act to reduce the likelihood of wrongful convictions, open file discovery practices, evidence preservation, training on interrogation to avoid coercive tactics that lead to false or unreliable confessions, training on interviewing witnesses to avoid suggestive tactics that lead to false or unreliable identifications, and training on the cross-racial misidentification probability; (20) investing in research and training in nonlethal tools of policing that provide a greater range of law enforcement response, including to de-escalate situations and reduce deadly uses of force; (21) investing in research and training in implicit bias for local, State, and Federal law enforcement personnel and developing comprehensive strategies to recognize and reduce incidences of implicit bias; (22) investing in evidence-based programs to assist communities in developing comprehensive responses to youth violence through coordinated prevention and intervention initiatives; (23) hiring social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, and counselors for Federal prisons and providing funding to State and local governments to do the same as they are uniquely qualified to address the release preparation needs of inmates; (24) providing funding to State and local law enforcement agencies to provide incentives for officers with undergraduate and graduate degrees; (25) providing additional funding to Federal, State, and local government agencies to provide competent and effective counsel for persons financially unable to obtain legal representation