Human Trafficking Investigation: A Practitioner’s Guide to Making the Case
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Human Trafficking Investigation: A Practitioner’s Guide to Making the Case

by Kirsta Leeburg Melton

Law social issues criminology professional reference
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Human Trafficking Investigation: A Practitioner’s Guide to Making the Case is a focused professional reference for those involved in human trafficking investigations. The book centers on the process of making the case, offering practitioners a resource for approaching this complex area of law enforcement and justice work.

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Human Trafficking Investigation: A Practitioner’s Guide to Making the Case is a professional resource focused on investigating human trafficking.

Written for practitioners, the book addresses the work involved in developing and making a trafficking case.

It provides a focused reference for readers seeking guidance related to human trafficking investigations and case preparation.

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