NCVLI Training Brochure

NATIONAL CRIME VICTIM LAW INSTITUTE PROTECTING, ENFORCING, & ADVANCING VICTIMS’ RIGHTS

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ANNUAL CRIME VICTIM LAW CONFERENCE

NCVLI’s annual Crime Victim Law Conference continues to be the only national conference focused on victim law, including rights enforcement in criminal cases. The Conference provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide effective legal services to victims. With a variety of tracks, the Conference has trainings to fit the needs of all attendees, from those new to victims’ rights to advanced practitioners looking to improve their skills.

Visit www.tinyurl.com/ncvliconference to learn more about the Crime Victim Law Conference.

NCVLI offers a range of trainings: introductory for those new to victims’ rights; advanced for those who want to deepen their knowledge of a particular topic; and practical skills for those working in the trenches.

Trainings are customizable by audience, length and learning objective, and can be taught inperson, using distance-learning technology, or through a combination of methods. Because protecting victims’ rights is often a multidisciplinary endeavor, NCVLI routinely partners with medical and mental health professionals to cotrain.

Whether your audience consists of prosecutors, advocates, judges, law enforcement, allied professionals, community partners, students, or a combination of these, and whether you have 1 hour or 2 days, a training from NCVLI will improve your understanding of and ability to protect victims’ rights.

Learn more about NCVLI trainings at www.NCVLI.org

INTRODUCTORY TRAININGS No prior knowledge of victims’ rights is required to benefit from these trainings which can cover victims’ rights generally or focus on specific rights.

Recommended length: 1-2 hours

ADVANCED TRAININGS These in-depth explorations of complex victim law issues are an ideal follow-up to introductory trainings or a knowledge enhancement for those already experienced in victims’ rights.

Recommended length: 1.5-3 hours

PRACTICAL SKILLS Immersive, hands-on trainings that teach the “how to” of protecting victims’ rights.

Recommended length: .5 to 3 days

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POSSIBLE TRAININGS • History & Current Landscape of Victims’ Rights • Victim Standing: What and Why? • Financial Recovery for Victims • Protecting Victim Privacy • Neuroscience Informing Law • Counterintuitive Victim Behaviors Explained Through Science • Accommodations: From Facility Dogs to CCTV • Representation of Child-Victims • State-Specific Litigation of Rights • Intersection of Victims’ Rights and Rape Shield • Opposing Invasive Subpoenas • Ethical Challenges • Preparing for Appellate Review • Seeking Restitution for Human Trafficking Victims • Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law • Sexual Assault Victims’ Rights

. . . or let us design a custom training

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