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National Crime Victim Law Institute’s 2009 Conference
April 25, 2009

National Crime Victim Law Institute’s 2009 Conference “The Path to Progress” promotes enforcement of victims’ rights by helping attorneys and advocates develop skills to effectively assist victims in the criminal justice system. Highlights this year include presentations from Law Professors Paul G. Cassell, Doug Beloof and Tom Lininger (pdf). See what else is scheduled here.

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