by Anne P. DePrince & Leslie Hasche Community-coordinated responses and multidisciplinary teams have become common responses to domestic violence and sexual assault across the United States. These approaches focus on collaboration across community (e.g., shelters and legal advocacy programs) and criminal justice (e.g., prosecuting attorney and police) agencies to respond to victimization.[1] More recently, multidisciplinaryContinue reading “The Impact of A Multidisciplinary Team after Elder Abuse and Neglect”
Monthly Archives: January 2020
Three Key Victim Issues that Need Attention in Criminal Justice Reform
In a new piece for RealClear Politics, Meg Garvin and I describe three key victim-survivor issues that should be part of criminal justice reform conversations. Garvin is the Executive Director of the National Crime Victim Law Institute as well as a clinical professor of waw at Lewis & Clark Law School. I invite you to take aContinue reading “Three Key Victim Issues that Need Attention in Criminal Justice Reform”
When Campuses and Law Enforcement Collide: Preparing for Co-Occurring Sexual Assault Investigations
by Anne P. DePrince & Julie M. Olomi With more than half of campus sexual assaults occurring during the Fall, much of schools’ policy attention in the latter half of 2019 was probably focused on handling internal Title IX investigations. However, when sexual assaults are also reported to the police, campuses must also be prepared toContinue reading “When Campuses and Law Enforcement Collide: Preparing for Co-Occurring Sexual Assault Investigations”
Trauma Research Notes 