Building Relationships: Collaboration between Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and the Community (Part 1 of 2)

from Pathways · host NIWAP, American University Washington College of Law

In this episode, Leslye Orloff, Director of NIWAP at the American University Washington College of Law, Sergeant Inspector Tony Flores from the San Francisco Police Department, Officer Irene Lee Klein from the West Hartford Police Department, and Sharla Jackson from the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia talk about building relationships between the criminal justice system and those they serve and address best practices for working with immigrant victims. They discuss outreach about services that law enforcement and victim services agencies offer for people within the community (both before and after incidences of crime). The podcast also touches upon the importance and advantages of outreach and established relationships with immigrant communities. NIWAP Web Library NIWAP YouTube Channel

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