Identifying challenges to improve the investigation and prosecution of state and local human trafficking cases
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Author
Contributions
- McDevitt, Jack, 1953-, author - Contributor
- Pfeffer, Rebecca, author - Contributor
- Fahy, Stephanie, author - Contributor
- Owens, Colleen (Researcher), author - Contributor
- Dank, Meredith L., 1977-, author - Contributor
and 3 more
- Adams, William, 1966-, author - Contributor
- Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.). Institute on Race and Justice - Contributor
- Justice Policy Center - Contributor
Publication
2012 - Northeastern University, Institute on Race and Justice, Boston, MA, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
79,500 words, Guess
Page Count
318 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number799899649
- Open LibraryOL44605105M
Classifications
- LCCHQ281
Description
This report examines challenges faced in the investigation and prosecution of human trafficking in the United States. The research targeted counties across the U.S. for a systematic review of human trafficking case records and interviews with police, prosecutors, and service providers. The study found that there was a significant lack of awareness about human trafficking among practitioners and the law enforcement community, as well as a focus on sex trafficking (which is disproportionate to the larger issue of human trafficking). The study provides recommendations to help improve the identification, investigation, and prosecution of human trafficking cases in the United States. "This report examines challenges faced in the investigation and prosecution of human trafficking in the United States. The research targeted counties across the U.S. for a systematic review of human trafficking case records and interviews with police, prosecutors, and service providers. The study found that there was a significant lack of awareness about human trafficking among practitioners and the law enforcement community, as well as a focus on sex trafficking (which is disproportionate to the larger issue of human trafficking). The study provides recommendations to help improve the identification, investigation, and prosecution of human trafficking cases in the United States."
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