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Freedom for All : An Attorney's Guide to Fighting Human Trafficking.

By: Kelly Hyland, JD.
Contributor(s): Sreeharsha, Kavitha.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: La Vergne : American Bar Association, 2016Copyright date: �2016Description: 1 online resource (370 pages).Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781627226486.Genre/Form: Electronic books.Online resources: Click to View
Contents:
Intro -- Title Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms -- Glossary -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: What Is Human Trafficking? -- Defining Trafficking -- The Scale of the Problem -- Trafficked Persons in the United States -- The Industries Where Human Trafficking Is Found -- Agriculture -- Manufacturing -- Domestic Servitude -- Prostitution -- Elder Care -- Country Clubs and Hotels -- Restaurants -- Janitorial Services -- Root Causes -- Traffickers' Tactics -- Force -- Fraud -- Coercion -- Misconceptions About the Term Human Trafficking -- The Impact on Trafficked Persons -- Financial Consequences -- Physical Health -- Mental Health -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: The Criminal Justice Response -- Human Trafficking Task Forces -- Federal Laws -- Trafficking Victim Protection Act -- Related Federal Statutes -- State Anti-Trafficking Criminal Statutes -- Definition of Human Trafficking -- Equity in Labor and Sex Trafficking Prosecutions -- A Victim-Centered Prosecution -- The Proactive Prosecution -- Trust Building -- Law Enforcement Coordination -- Coordination with Service Providers -- Prosecutors and Victim Services Attorneys Collaborating for Immigrant Victims -- Restitution and Asset Forfeiture -- Restitution -- Asset Forfeiture -- Counterpart: Victim Services Attorneys -- Civil Litigation -- The Criminalization of Victims -- Arresting Victims -- Post-conviction Relief -- The Role of Judges -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Corporate Law -- Risk Mitigation -- Damage Control -- Compliance and Risk Mitigation -- California Transparency in Supply Chains Act -- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act -- SEC Regulation on Conflict Minerals -- Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Labor and Employment Law Approaches to Human Trafficking -- Myths and Misconceptions in the Labor Context -- The Case for Proactive Identification.
Implementing a Screening Process -- Outreach and Collaboration -- Building Civil Litigation Cases and Practices -- Civil Causes of Action -- Fair Labor Standards Act -- Discrimination Laws -- Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act -- Alien Tort Claims Act -- State Civil Laws -- The Practice of Civil Anti-Trafficking Litigation -- Building Trust with Trafficked Persons -- Safety Planning -- Coordination with a Criminal Case -- Financial Implications of a Civil Judgment -- Diplomatic Immunity -- Immigration Exposure -- Mitigating Against Human Trafficking and Resulting Lawsuits -- Beyond the Lawsuit -- Coordination with Legal and Social Service Providers -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Access to Immigration Protections -- The Nexus Between Immigration and Human Trafficking -- The State of Play for Trafficked Immigrants -- Identifying Trafficked Immigrants -- Immigration Relief and Protections -- Immediate Access to Continued Presence -- T Nonimmigrant Status (T Visa) for Victims of Trafficking -- T Visa Adjustment of Status -- U Visa for Victims of Crime -- Adjustment of Status -- VAWA Self-Petition and Cancellation -- Special Immigrant Juvenile Status -- Asylum -- Considerations in Representing Trafficked Immigrants -- Language Considerations -- Culturally Appropriate Services -- Immigration Enforcement Victims Protections -- Coordinating with Law Enforcement -- Investigation and Prosecution -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: International Law -- A Brief History -- International Criminal Law -- The Palermo Protocol -- Today's Lawyering -- International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law -- Women -- Children -- Business and Human Rights -- Migrants -- International Refugee Law -- Asylum -- UNHCR Role -- IOs and NGOs -- International Labor Law -- In Practice -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: A Call to Public Interest Advocates and Attorneys.
Understanding the Intersections with Human Trafficking -- Overcoming Misconceptions -- Identification: The First Steps in Taking Action -- The Benefits of Expanded Identification -- Leveraging the Public Interest Expertise -- Traditional Public Interest Lawyering -- Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Attorneys -- Immigration Attorneys -- Juvenile Justice Attorneys -- Labor and Employment Law Attorneys -- Designing Legal Programs -- Providing Legal Representation -- Funding for Primary Services -- Ancillary Legal Services -- Collaboration -- The Role of the Pro Bono Attorney -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Resources for Attorneys -- U.S. Government -- Local Resources -- Other Resources -- Appendix -- Palermo Protocol -- TVPA and Reauthorizations -- The Athens Ethical Principals -- Luxor Implementation Guidelines to the Athens Ethical Principles -- SB 657 California Transparency in Supply Chains Act -- About the Authors -- Notes -- Index -- Copyright.
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Intro -- Title Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms -- Glossary -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: What Is Human Trafficking? -- Defining Trafficking -- The Scale of the Problem -- Trafficked Persons in the United States -- The Industries Where Human Trafficking Is Found -- Agriculture -- Manufacturing -- Domestic Servitude -- Prostitution -- Elder Care -- Country Clubs and Hotels -- Restaurants -- Janitorial Services -- Root Causes -- Traffickers' Tactics -- Force -- Fraud -- Coercion -- Misconceptions About the Term Human Trafficking -- The Impact on Trafficked Persons -- Financial Consequences -- Physical Health -- Mental Health -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: The Criminal Justice Response -- Human Trafficking Task Forces -- Federal Laws -- Trafficking Victim Protection Act -- Related Federal Statutes -- State Anti-Trafficking Criminal Statutes -- Definition of Human Trafficking -- Equity in Labor and Sex Trafficking Prosecutions -- A Victim-Centered Prosecution -- The Proactive Prosecution -- Trust Building -- Law Enforcement Coordination -- Coordination with Service Providers -- Prosecutors and Victim Services Attorneys Collaborating for Immigrant Victims -- Restitution and Asset Forfeiture -- Restitution -- Asset Forfeiture -- Counterpart: Victim Services Attorneys -- Civil Litigation -- The Criminalization of Victims -- Arresting Victims -- Post-conviction Relief -- The Role of Judges -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Corporate Law -- Risk Mitigation -- Damage Control -- Compliance and Risk Mitigation -- California Transparency in Supply Chains Act -- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act -- SEC Regulation on Conflict Minerals -- Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Labor and Employment Law Approaches to Human Trafficking -- Myths and Misconceptions in the Labor Context -- The Case for Proactive Identification.

Implementing a Screening Process -- Outreach and Collaboration -- Building Civil Litigation Cases and Practices -- Civil Causes of Action -- Fair Labor Standards Act -- Discrimination Laws -- Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act -- Alien Tort Claims Act -- State Civil Laws -- The Practice of Civil Anti-Trafficking Litigation -- Building Trust with Trafficked Persons -- Safety Planning -- Coordination with a Criminal Case -- Financial Implications of a Civil Judgment -- Diplomatic Immunity -- Immigration Exposure -- Mitigating Against Human Trafficking and Resulting Lawsuits -- Beyond the Lawsuit -- Coordination with Legal and Social Service Providers -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Access to Immigration Protections -- The Nexus Between Immigration and Human Trafficking -- The State of Play for Trafficked Immigrants -- Identifying Trafficked Immigrants -- Immigration Relief and Protections -- Immediate Access to Continued Presence -- T Nonimmigrant Status (T Visa) for Victims of Trafficking -- T Visa Adjustment of Status -- U Visa for Victims of Crime -- Adjustment of Status -- VAWA Self-Petition and Cancellation -- Special Immigrant Juvenile Status -- Asylum -- Considerations in Representing Trafficked Immigrants -- Language Considerations -- Culturally Appropriate Services -- Immigration Enforcement Victims Protections -- Coordinating with Law Enforcement -- Investigation and Prosecution -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: International Law -- A Brief History -- International Criminal Law -- The Palermo Protocol -- Today's Lawyering -- International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law -- Women -- Children -- Business and Human Rights -- Migrants -- International Refugee Law -- Asylum -- UNHCR Role -- IOs and NGOs -- International Labor Law -- In Practice -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: A Call to Public Interest Advocates and Attorneys.

Understanding the Intersections with Human Trafficking -- Overcoming Misconceptions -- Identification: The First Steps in Taking Action -- The Benefits of Expanded Identification -- Leveraging the Public Interest Expertise -- Traditional Public Interest Lawyering -- Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Attorneys -- Immigration Attorneys -- Juvenile Justice Attorneys -- Labor and Employment Law Attorneys -- Designing Legal Programs -- Providing Legal Representation -- Funding for Primary Services -- Ancillary Legal Services -- Collaboration -- The Role of the Pro Bono Attorney -- Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Resources for Attorneys -- U.S. Government -- Local Resources -- Other Resources -- Appendix -- Palermo Protocol -- TVPA and Reauthorizations -- The Athens Ethical Principals -- Luxor Implementation Guidelines to the Athens Ethical Principles -- SB 657 California Transparency in Supply Chains Act -- About the Authors -- Notes -- Index -- Copyright.

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