The American Society of International Law (ASIL) and Washington Foreign Law Society (WFLS) with support from the Open Society Fellowship program will host a luncheon continuing legal education course on accountability and legal protections for victims of human trafficking. The discussion will include a review of current US federal regulations and enforcement, as well as civil and criminal remedies.
Instructors
- Susan R. Benda, Office of the Legal Adviser, US Department of State
- Robert Reed, Office of the General Counsel, US Department of Defense
- Steven Watt, American Civil Liberties Union
- Jennifer Green, University of Minnesota Law School
Moderator: Martina Vandenberg, Open Society Foundations
Continuing Legal Education Information
ASIL has received accreditation for 1.5 mandatory continuing legal education (MCLE) credits for this course with California and Pennsylvania. ASIL is pending accreditation with Virginia and Georgia. New York attorneys may independently seek professional practice credits for this course through the approved jurisdictions of California or Pennsylvania.