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.
Examine collaborative responses and prosecution trial strategies for an actual case of sexual abuse in confinement.
Utilize a detailed list of resources on witness intimidation, including: legal research and literature, social science research and literature, assessment, and policy and practice.
Explore complex issues in identifying, investigating, and prosecuting intimidation in human trafficking cases.
Gain insight into the dynamics of domestic violence victims in communities of faith, including barriers affecting their ability and willingness to report, escape the abuse, and cooperate with law enforcement and prosecutors.
Explore how asset forfeiture laws can be leveraged in the prosecution of human trafficking and related crimes.
Examine prosecutors' legal obligations and ethical responsibilities in sexual violence cases.
Explore the forms that witness intimidation can take and learn strategies to prevent it, minimize its effects, and develop effective trial strategies to combat it.
Examine the dynamics of sexual abuse in confinement and learn effective strategies for investigating and prosecuting these cases.
Review the Maryland v. King decision and consider its impact on DNA collection in violent crime cases.
Explore how trial prosecutors can present a case involving forensic testing conducted by a multitude of analysts, particularly in cold case prosecutions, in light of the fractured decision of Williams v. Illinois.
Obtain the necessary strategic and tactical tools to effectively prosecute sexual abuse in confinement cases.
Navigate the ethical challenges of providing evidence material to a defendant's guilt while protecting the victim from unnecessary disclosure in domestic violence and sexual assault cases; learn strategies to protect victims' privacy needs.