The 20th PROTECTS Seminar will take place at The CorporateTrainingCenter
–Hillsborough Community College on March 17th and 18th. This two-day
event is designed to teach law enforcement officers, prosecutors and probation
and parole officers about various child exploitation crimes as well as sex
offender management. The deadline to register for this seminar is March 15th. Register NOW to insure your place!
Guidance Software, Inc. has donated an EnCase® Portable to The National Law Center for Children and Families. An auction will determine what law enforcement agency will obtain the pocket-sized forensics tool for its use.
Any law enforcement agency is eligible to participate in the auction by submitting a bid to
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by April 16, 2010. The subject line of your email should be "EnCase Portable Bid" and the body of the email should include the bid and full contact information.The auction reserve is $50.00.
Thomson Reuters is a premium sponsor with NLC; its CLEAR (Consolidated Lead
Evaluation and Reporting) service provides public record information and
analytics geared to the unique needs of law enforcement and government
investigators. Since June 2006, the National Law Center has trained nearly
1,800 law enforcement professionals and prosecutors on child sexual
exploitation case law and investigation procedures in seminars from coast to
coast. Today the NLC PROTECTS seminars bring together public and private sector
forces to learn about new methods of defending children from exploitation
on-line.
NationalLawCenter and SR Technologies Team Up on Wi-Fi
Workshops for Law Enforcement
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – March 1, 2010 - The National Law Center for Children
and Families is proud to announce a conference and training partnership with SR Technologies, Inc.(SRT), a leading
developer of 802.11 investigative tools for the United States Government.In conjunction with National Law Center, SRT
will present two cutting edge workshops centered on the challenges 802.11x
(Wi-Fi) products and services creates for law enforcement.
To assist the National Law Center in its mission to protect
children from sexual exploitation, SRT will be demonstrating investigative
tools and techniques related to wireless devices at our Tampa (March 17-18) and
San Diego (May 20-21) law enforcement seminars.
The National Law
Center for Children and Families is proud to introduce its 21st NLC
PROTECTS Seminar to be held in Houston, Texas on April 19th
and 20th. It is the National Law Center's first time producing a seminar in
the great state of Texas and we are excited to meet law enforcement, prosecutors
and probation and parole officers who are committed to defending children around
the nation.
Come join us in San Diego,
California for our 22th PROTECTS seminar on May 20th and 21st. Our San Diego seminar
will take place at the Al Bahr Shrine
Center located at 5440 Kearny Mesa Road, San Diego, California 92111.Click here for our updated flier.
If you are looking for helpful training
and education on child exploitation crimes as well as networking opportunities with other prosecutors, law enforcement
and probation and parole officers, then this is the right seminar for you.
Our two-day seminar features experts teaching on various child
exploitation issues such as the investigation and prosecution of child exploitation
crimes, basic computer forensics and sex offender management topics.
The registration deadline is May 14th, sign up now and save a seat today!!! Click here to Register now.
Thomson Reuters is a premium sponsor with NLC; its CLEAR (Consolidated Lead
Evaluation and Reporting) service provides public record information and
analytics geared to the unique needs of law enforcement and government
investigators. Since June 2006, the National Law Center has trained nearly
1,800 law enforcement professionals and prosecutors on child sexual
exploitation case law and investigation procedures in seminars from coast to
coast. Today the NLC PROTECTS seminars bring together public and private sector
forces to learn about new methods of defending children from exploitation
on-line.