CRIM 475

Criminal Justice - Human Trafficking Investigatns

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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This course provides a comprehensive examination of human trafficking investigations within the framework of criminal justice. Students will explore the dynamics, prevalence, and forms of human trafficking, including sex trafficking and labor exploitation. Topics include investigative techniques, victim identification, legal frameworks, and international perspectives on combating trafficking networks. Through case studies, guest lectures from experts, and practical exercises, students will gain proficiency in conducting human trafficking investigations, collaborating with law enforcement agencies, and supporting victims through trauma-informed approaches. This course prepares students to address the complexities of human trafficking with sensitivity, ethics, and professionalism, contributing to efforts in law enforcement, victim advocacy, and policy development aimed at combatting this global crime.

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10 openSeats: 20/30 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 1:16 AM
Class #27502Fall 20263 credits
10 available20 enrolled30 capacity
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AUG-24/OCT-16
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