Houston NLC PROTECTS Wrap-up

The National Law Center for Children and Families just wrapped up its 21^st PROTECTS Seminar in Houston, Texas. The event took place at the Minute Maid Park- Home of Houston Astros on April 19^th and 20^th. Law enforcement officers, prosecutors as well as probation and parole officers joined the NLC in Houston to receive training on child exploitation crimes and sex offender management. Attendees who came from various Texas jurisdictions were very pleased with the quality of material presented and the seminar as a whole.

"We were pleased with the content delivered to our audience in Houston. The attendees heard from a great group of experts on Child Exploitation Crimes and Sex Offender Management." said Richard Whidden, Executive Director of the National Law Center. "We are excited to have surpassed 1900 attendees at our 21 seminars and look forward to future opportunities to meet and train child defenders across the nation."

The National Law Center would like to thank all presenters, expo partners and attendees who contributed to the success of this event.

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Thomson Reuters Partners with NLC

Thomson Reuters Partners with NLC to Fight Child Exploitation

Legal industry leader supports National Law Center’s mission to train child defenders across the United States.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – March 1, 2010 - The National Law Center for Children and Families (NLC) today announced that it is working with Thomson Reuters on the National Law Center’s NLC PROTECTS Seminar series.

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.