Introduction to Human Trafficking (Isaacs)
Human trafficking is one of the most prevalent crimes, yet it's very infrequently prosecuted on a daily basis. There are thousands of victims across our country who are being exploited that deserve better in life. The success of human trafficking cases is going to be directly dependent on how we treat our victims. In this course, James Isaacs will discuss the signs and indicators of trafficking, some best practices for conducting human trafficking investigations, and how trauma influences behavior of victims.
Course Length: 2 Hours
Meet your Instructor
James Isaacs
Expertise:
I have attended 26 classes/conferences specific to cellular telephone investigations/mobile device forensics. Of those 26 classes/conferences, I have received 558 hours of formal classroom instruction related to cellular telephone/mobile device forensics and investigations. Cellular telephone forensics/mobile device forensics constitutes the majority of my specialized training. I have obtained three certifications in cellular telephone/mobile device forensics. I have also attended 6 of classes/conferences specific to computer forensics. Of these 6 classes/conferences, I have received 185.5 hours of instruction related to computer forensics. I have obtained one certification in computer forensics. Since April 2012, I have completed forensic examinations on more than 1,500 mobile devices. Since June of 2009 I have analyzed and mapped over a thousand cell phone records and cell tower locations. I have been accepted as an Expert for testimony on Cell Phone Forensics / Call Detail Record Analysis over 25 times in several Local District Courts, State Circuit Courts and Federal Court (Eastern District of Michigan). I am also an instructor for a private company, Police Technical, in which I teach a basic “Cell Phone Investigations” class across the country. I was hired in March of 2014 and have taught over 1,000 students to date. Aside from instructing for PoliceTechnical, I have instructed approximately 30 members of the Dearborn Police Detective Bureau, Narcotics Bureau and Special Operations Bureau on Cell Phone Investigations. I have also instructed all Patrol members during annual In-Service Training on proper seizure and securing of digital evidence. I have also instructed approximately 120 officers from around the country at the 2016 and 2017 Dallas Crimes Against Children Conference related to Call Detail Record Mapping and Analysis.