; (B) child-sensitive questioning techniques; and (C) trauma-informed interviewing and adjudication methods. (3) Performance metrics Attorneys assigned to the Children’s Cohort may not be subjected to performance standards or agency strategic measures that are based on case outcomes or other standards that could negatively impact the fair administration of justice. (4) Prosecutorial discretion Attorneys assigned to the Children’s Cohort, consistent with their existing authority to exercise prosecutorial discretion, may seek resolution of cases in a manner that promotes the fair administration of justice, including by— (A) moving to dismiss or administratively close removal proceedings when an application for relief is pending before or approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; (B) agreeing to join motions for dismissal, administrative closure, or continuances; (C) stipulating to facts or conclusions of law; (D) joining motions to grant relief