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NLC PROTECTS seminar in Salt Lake City successful |
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More than 50 local government attorneys, law enforcement officers and prosecutors from Utah, Nevada and Arizona attended the NLC PROTECTS Seminar in Salt Lake City. The conference, held on September 26th and 27th, was well received by attendees. Comments praised the knowledge and experience of the speakers, the diverse topics relating to child sexual exploitation and obscenity that were covered, and the quality of the reference materials received by each attendee.
Keynote speakers were Jill Manning, a clinical therapist who has testified before Congress; Brent Ward, the Director of the Department Of Justice Obscenity Task Force; and Anne Freimuth, Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse Utah.
The conference in Salt Lake City was the third of 15 seminars to be held across the U.S. in an effort to educate law enforcement officers and attorneys on child sexual exploitation and obscenity crimes. The next seminar is scheduled for January 9th and 10th in Louisville, Kentucky. For more information on the seminar series, click here.
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Newsflash
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Cooperation with New York Attorney General
acknowledges private sector working to curtail illegal content
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - June 16, 2008 - The National Law Center for Children and Families
(NLC), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to combating child sexual
exploitation, commended three Internet service providers (ISPs) for an
agreement to purge their servers of child pornography newsgroups and Web sites.
In addition to
restricting customer access to the illegal material, the ISPs - Verizon, Time
Warner Cable and Sprint - agreed to donate more than $1 million to be used for
additional anti-child pornography efforts within the attorney general's office and
through nonprofit organizations.
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