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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: A Conversation About The TAKE IT DOWN Act\, State Laws\, and Non-consensual Dissemination of Intimate Images
DESCRIPTION:Presented by NCJFCJ\, this webinar is the second in the two-part series focusing on non-consensual dissemination of Intimate Images. While the first webinar will focus on the recently enacted Take it Down Act\, many states already have laws in place that govern the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images for both minors and adults. This webinar will discuss what state courts and prosecutors can do and how the Take it Down Act may interact with state and federal remedies to address this issue without criminalizing victimized youth. Faculty will also discuss the importance of stakeholder collaboration. Participant engagement and sharing is encouraged. David Labahn's Bio: Mr. David LaBahn is President of the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA)\, a national association representing elected and deputy or assistant prosecutors\, and city attorneys. The association acts as a global forum for the exchange of ideas\, allowing prosecutors to collaborate with all criminal justice partners\, and conducts timely and effective training and technical assistance to improve the prosecutorial function. In addition\, APA serves as an advocate for prosecutors on emerging issues related to the administration of justice\, development of partnerships and implementation of problem-solving strategies.
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Presented by NCJFCJ\, this webinar is the second in the two-part series focusing on non-consensual dissemination of Intimate Images. While the first webinar will focus on the recently enacted Take it Down Act\, many states already have laws in place that govern the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images for both minors and adults. This webinar will discuss what state courts and prosecutors can do and how the Take it Down Act may interact with state and federal remedies to address this issue without criminalizing victimized youth. Faculty will also discuss the importance of stakeholder collaboration. Participant engagement and sharing is encouraged. \;
David Labahn'\;s Bio: Mr. David LaBahn is President of the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA)\, a national association representing elected and deputy or assistant prosecutors\, and city attorneys. The association acts as a global forum for the exchange of ideas\, allowing prosecutors to collaborate with all criminal justice partners\, and conducts timely and effective training and technical assistance to improve the prosecutorial function. In addition\, APA serves as an advocate for prosecutors on emerging issues related to the administration of justice\, development of partnerships and implementation of problem-solving strategies.
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URL:https://members.apainc.org/aidatatechcal/Details/webinar-a-conversation-about-the-take-it-down-act-state-laws-and-non-consensual-dissemination-of-intimate-images-1885452?sourceTypeId=Hub
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