Wayne Law sex trafficking program draws large crowd
Published: April 24, 2019
The conference “(S)exploiting the Vulnerable: Empowering Future Legal Advocates,” held April 12 at Wayne State University Law School, attracted more than 300 attendees from a variety of disciplines including, law, social work, law enforcemen [ More » ]
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