Our staff are available to provide customized training related to sexual violence, domestic and intimate partner violence, stalking, human trafficking, child abuse, elder abuse, and witness intimidation.
Understand the legal requirements for establishing penetration in sexual assault prosecutions and learn strategies for effectively identifying, evaluating, and presenting evidence of penetration.
Access investigative strategies that assist in the identification, investigation, and successful prosecution of traffickers.
Recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma following a crime of violence and develop effective victim-centered responses.
Gain understanding of the PREA standards, and learn the requirements of appropriate and effective responses to cases of sexual abuse in confinement.
Examine the impact of United States v. Castleman on the prosecution of individuals who have been convicted of misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence.
Consider the importance of contextual analysis in evaluating criminal responsibility in cases where battered women are charged with crimes.
Learn strategies for the more effective prosecution of non-stranger campus rape cases.
Examine the complex dynamics of domestic violence when one or both parties are in law enforcement.
Learn promising sexual assault prosecution strategies as well as ways of measuring effectiveness that do not rely solely upon conviction rates.
Understand the impact of the Fernandez v. California decision on the prompt and efficient collection of evidence in domestic violence cases.
Obtain a summary of the restitution and asset forfeiture laws for human trafficking in all 50 states.