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• Title:Human trafficking : emerging legal issues and applications / edited by Nora M. Cronin, Kimberly A. Ellis ; contributors, Peter W. Blair, Jr. [and eleven others].
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Cronin, Nora M., editor.
  Ellis, Kimberly A., editor.
  Blair, Peter W., Jr.
  
• Published/Created:Tucson, Arizona : Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company,Inc., [2017]
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: K5297 .H8595 2017
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Human trafficking--Law and legislation.
  Human trafficking--Law and legislation--United States.
  Human trafficking--Law and legislation--Australia.
  
• Description:xx, 298 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
  
• Summary:"This book proposes unique solutions to human trafficking in the United States, Australia, and Europe that can be applied elsewhere in the world. It explores the intersection of human trafficking with other phenomena such as cults, drug trafficking, human rights, and gender issues. Importantly, this book unveils the cutting-edge Social Influence Model for admitting evidence of undue influence and coercion into court when trafficking victims find themselves on the wrong side of a prosecution."--Back cover.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781936360222 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  1936360225 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Labor Trafficking: The Garcia Case and Beyond
  1.1. TVPA as a Sex-Trafficking-Driven Umbrella Law / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  1.2. Harvest of Shame / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  1.3. Governmental Abdication / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  1.4. Garcia: Emblem of a System / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  1.5. Promising Practices / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  Endnotes / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  ch. 2 Human Trafficking in the Drug Trade: Lessons for Attorneys from the Mary Jane Veloso Case / Gonzalo Martinez de Vedia
  2.1. Human Trafficking / Felicity Gerry
  2.2. Drug Trafficking / Felicity Gerry
  2.3. Identifying Victims / Felicity Gerry
  2.4. Non-Punishment / Felicity Gerry
  2.5. Attorney's Role / Felicity Gerry
  2.6. Conclusion / Felicity Gerry
  Endnotes / Felicity Gerry
  ch. 3 New York Approach: A Lawyer's Guide to Human Trafficking Intervention Courts / Felicity Gerry
  3.1. Problem: Traditional Courts and Their Harmful Effects on Trafficking Victims / Nicole Campion
  3.2. Solution: A Problem-Solving Approach / Nicole Campion
  A. What Are Problem-Solving Courts? / Nicole Campion
  1. Essential elements of problem-solving courts / Nicole Campion
  2. History of problem-solving courts in the U.S. / Nicole Campion
  B. New York's Human Trafficking Intervention Courts / Nicole Campion
  1. Getting a client's case into New York's Human Trafficking Intervention Court / Nicole Campion
  2. Guiding a client after entering Human Trafficking Intervention Court / Nicole Campion
  C. How Can the Human Trafficking Intervention Court Help a Client? / Nicole Campion
  1. Services available through Human Trafficking Intervention Courts / Nicole Campion
  a. How do attorneys play a role in the administration of these services? / Nicole Campion
  2. Other legal remedies available: Immigration relief and vacatur / Nicole Campion
  a. Case Study: Bronx, 2011 / Nicole Campion
  b. Case Study: Queens, 2013 / Nicole Campion
  c. Case Study: New York County, 2014 / Nicole Campion
  D. Potential Problems and Criticisms with the Human Trafficking Intervention Courts / Nicole Campion
  1. How attorneys can help with potential solutions to current problems / Nicole Campion
  E. Minor Clients who are Victims of Human Trafficking / Nicole Campion
  3.3. Favorable Outcomes for Trafficking Victims / Nicole Campion
  3.4. Conclusion / Nicole Campion
  Endnotes / Nicole Campion
  ch. 4 Human Trafficking and Exploitation in Australia / Nicole Campion
  4.1. What is Trafficking? / Fiona McLeod
  4.2. What is Slavery? / Fiona McLeod
  4.3. Position in Australia / Fiona McLeod
  4.4. Case Studies / Fiona McLeod
  A. R v Wei Tang / Fiona McLeod
  B. Ning's Case / Fiona McLeod
  C. R v Kovacs / Fiona McLeod
  D. DPP v Ho / Fiona McLeod
  E. R v Rasalingham / Fiona McLeod
  F. Ram v D + D Indian Fine Food Pty Ltd. / Fiona McLeod
  4.5. Australia's Responses to Human Trafficking / Fiona McLeod
  A. Removal / Fiona McLeod
  B. Justice / Fiona McLeod
  C. Restoration / Fiona McLeod
  1. State compensation schemes / Fiona McLeod
  2. Confiscation and reparation orders / Fiona McLeod
  3. Torts / Fiona McLeod
  4. Labour laws / Fiona McLeod
  5. current framework in Australia / Fiona McLeod
  4.6. Resilience / Fiona McLeod
  4.7. Private Sector: An Opportunity to Lead / Fiona McLeod
  4.8. Conclusions / Fiona McLeod
  Endnotes / Fiona McLeod
  ch. 5 Using Digital Technologies to Combat Human Trafficking: Privacy Implications / Fiona McLeod
  5.1. Human Rights and Human Trafficking / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.2. Human Rights and Technology / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.3. Technology and Human Trafficking / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.4. Defining the Issues / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  A. Technology / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  B. Human Trafficking / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  C. Privacy and Data Privacy / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.5. Relationship Between Human Trafficking and Privacy / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.6. Technological Advances / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  A. Location Tracking / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  B. Data Collection / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  C. Drones / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  D. Biometrics / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  5.7. Conclusion / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  Endnotes / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz / Niovi Vavoula
  ch. 6 Human Trafficking in the Dark: Sex Trafficking on the Dark Web / Niovi Vavoula / Felicity Gerry / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  6.1. How the Internet Facilitates Human Trafficking / Bryanne Perlanski
  6.2. Dark Web / Bryanne Perlanski
  6.3. Process of Online Criminal Sex Trafficking Cases / Bryanne Perlanski
  A. Step 1: Identifying Sex Trafficking / Bryanne Perlanski
  B. Step 2: Investigation / Bryanne Perlanski
  C. Step 3: Federal Prosecution / Bryanne Perlanski
  6.4. What Can Practitioners Do to Aid in This Process? / Bryanne Perlanski
  Endnotes / Bryanne Perlanski
  ch. 7 Using the New Social Influence Model (SIM) to Pursue Justice for Trafficking Victims / Bryanne Perlanski
  7.1. Introduction: Trafficking Victims Are Victimized Twice-By the Trafficker and by the Legal System / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  7.2. Force, Fraud, and Coercion in the Context of Human Trafficking / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  7.3. Getting to the Undue Influence Defense in Courts / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  A. Distinguishing Undue Influence and Brainwashing / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  B. Solution: Undue Influence as a Defense / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  C. Freedom of Choice Paradox / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  7.4. Use of the Concept of Undue Influence in Court / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  A. Social Influence Model (SIM) / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  B. Using the SIM to Present Evidence in a Trafficking Case / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  7.5. Conclusion / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  Endnotes / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  ch. 8 Trauma In Sex-Trafficked Children / Nora M. Cronin / Alan W. Scheflin
  8.1. Epidemic of Child Sex Trafficking / Melissa L. Breger
  8.2. Therapeutic Foster Care Model in the United States / Melissa L. Breger
  8.3. How Sex-Trafficked Children and Abused Children Are Similar in the Trauma Endured and Rehabilitation Needed / Melissa L. Breger
  8.4. Potential Obstacles to Healing Sex-Trafficked Children in Therapeutic Foster Homes / Melissa L. Breger
  A. Children's Needs are Not Uniform / Melissa L. Breger
  B. Critiques of the Overall Foster Care System / Melissa L. Breger
  8.5. Conclusion / Melissa L. Breger
  Endnotes / Melissa L. Breger
  ch. 9 Human Rights Argument in Human Trafficking: Duty to Identify Victims / Melissa L. Breger
  9.1. Introduction / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  9.2. Challenges of Identifying Victims of Trafficking / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  9.3. European Frameworks for Victim Identification / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  A. European Union / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  B. Council of Europe / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  9.4. Case Studies / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  A. Rantsev v. Cyprus and Russia / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  1. facts / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  2. Lessons learned / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  B. C.N. v. the United Kingdom / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  1. facts / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  2. Lessons learned / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  C. L.E. v. Greece / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  1. facts / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  2. Lessons learned / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  9.5. Other Solutions to Identification / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  9.6. Conclusion / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  Endnotes / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  ch. 10 Gender Issues in Human Trafficking: Empowering Women and Girls Through Awareness and Law / Julia Muraszkiewicz
  10.1. Effect of Human Trafficking on Women and Girls / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.2. Protection and Empowerment / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.3. Scope of the Labour Problem / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.4. Lessons from Outside the U.S. / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.5. U.S. Action and Strategies / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.6. Suggestions for a Solution / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.7. Holistic Approach / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  A. Istanbul Convention / Catarina Sjolin / Felicity Gerry
  B. Response by the Private Sector / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  10.8. Conclusion / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  Endnotes / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  ch. 11 Human Trafficking and Cults / Felicity Gerry / Catarina Sjolin
  11.1. Cults: An Overview / Robin Boyle Laisure
  A. Four Processes of Indoctrination / Robin Boyle Laisure
  B. Five Types of Cults / Robin Boyle Laisure
  C. Cults and the Law / Robin Boyle Laisure
  1. U.S. law strongly protects religion / Robin Boyle Laisure
  Contents note continued: 2. U.S. evidence rules impair ability to introduce evidence of brainwashing and coercion / Robin Boyle Laisure
  11.2. Human Trafficking / Robin Boyle Laisure
  A. Laws Prohibiting Human Trafficking / Robin Boyle Laisure
  1. International laws / Robin Boyle Laisure
  2. Protections for trafficking victims under international law / Robin Boyle Laisure
  3. Legal effect of the international treaties / Robin Boyle Laisure
  4. U.S. laws prohibiting human trafficking / Robin Boyle Laisure
  5. How U.S. federal law is changing / Robin Boyle Laisure
  B. Cults Compared with Human Trafficking Rings / Robin Boyle Laisure
  1. Physical force, threats, malnourishment / Robin Boyle Laisure
  2. Psychological coercion and surveillance / Robin Boyle Laisure
  3. Labor and profit motives / Robin Boyle Laisure
  4. Fraudulent recruitment / Robin Boyle Laisure
  5. Isolation / Robin Boyle Laisure
  6. Shaming Tactics / Robin Boyle Laisure
  11.3. Using Human Trafficking Strategies to Combat Destructive Cults / Robin Boyle Laisure
  A. Applying Criminal Trafficking Statutes to Prosecute Cult Leaders / Robin Boyle Laisure
  B. Suggestions for Expanding Resources to Identify and Support Cult Victims / Robin Boyle Laisure
  1. Violence against women / Robin Boyle Laisure
  2. Training programs / Robin Boyle Laisure
  3. Providing victims' rights to former cult members / Robin Boyle Laisure
  4. Helping to identify child victims / Robin Boyle Laisure
  C. Case in Point / Robin Boyle Laisure
  Endnotes / Robin Boyle Laisure.