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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
With this special issue, we aim to respond to the criticisms of the criminal justice response to human trafficking by highlighting advances in criminal justice research which inform and reform the criminal justice response to human trafficking victims and offenders.
Disrupting labor trafficking in the agricultural sector: Looking at opportunities beyond law enforcement interventions - Chase Childress, Northeastern University; Amy Farrell, Northeastern University; Kayse Maass, Northeastern University; Shawn Bhimani, Northeastern University
Treating Victims as Offenders: Incarceration of Trafficked Minors - Calli M. Cain, Florida Atlantic University
Wrong Rite of Passage: Maltreatment Histories of Trafficked Youth - Caralin Branscum, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Tara Richards, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Exploring the Physical, Mental, and Social Health Issues of Sex Trafficking Victims by Stage of Exploitation - Amber E. Krushas, University of Nebraska at Omaha; Teresa C. Kulig, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Defining Worthy Victims: Socioeconomic Factors Associated with State-level Legislative Decisions - Kate Price, Wellesley College; Keith G. Bentele, University of Arizona
Recruitment by Child Sex Traffickers: Using Crime Scripting to Inform Prevention - Joan Reid, University of South Florida; Klejdis Bilali, University of Central Florida; Bryanna Fox, University of South Florida