Events
Public Service as a Prosecutor, Serving As a Voice for Victims: Project Safe Childhood
Thursday, February 27, 202012:00 PM - 1:00 PM
RB 175
Melissa Montemayor
3125033266
melissa.montemayor@law.northwestern.edu
For students
The Bartlit Center for Trial Advocacy presents a Lecture Series: Public Service as a Prosecutor
Jill Koster, Assistant United States Attorney, Northern District of Indiana
Serving As a Voice for Victims: Project Safe Childhood
“The Crime Victims’ Rights Act bestows upon federal prosecutors the obligation of ensuring that victims are afforded various rights in the federal criminal justice system, including the right to be heard at certain proceedings. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jill Koster has spent much of her 15-year career as a federal prosecutor handling cases involving victims, including child exploitation, child pornography, forced labor, fraud, identity theft, kidnapping, online threats, sex trafficking, and sextortion offenses. During this presentation, Ms. Koster will share some of her most memorable moments ensuring that crime victims’ voices were heard in court.”
RB 175 - 12:00pm
Lunch will be provided.
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