Human Trafficking Laws & Prosecutions: Prosecutors

Human Trafficking Laws & Prosecutions: Prosecutors

This comprehensive one-day, Human Trafficking Laws and Prosecutions training, will provide information and insight on labor trafficking, sex trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children/youth. Training will include information on the sub-culture of human trafficking, working with and interviewing victims as well as diverse populations who are impacted.

Training will be provided by local, state and federal subject matter experts in the areas of human trafficking and is designed for all experience levels. Training will cover:

• Washington State's Anti-Trafficking Laws,
• Adjudication of Sex & Labor Trafficking Cases,
• Interdisciplinary Coordination,
• Working with Victims of Sex & Labor trafficking
• Cultural Competency and Diverse Populations Impacted by Human Trafficking

Trainers Include:

• Kate Crisham, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Western District
• Gary Ernsdorff, Supervising Attorney, King County Prosecutor's Office
• Coreen Schnepf, Chief Criminal Deputy Prosecutor, Pierce County
• Alexandra Voorhees, Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, King County
• Maurice Washington, Detective, Seattle Police Department

Please note: This training is ONLY for prosecutors.

Parking: Street parking on Walnut.

Morning and afternoon refreshments will be provided. Working lunch will also be provided.

Host or Publisher The Office of Crime Victims Advocacy