Business can break slavery chains

Business can break slavery chains:

Special L.A. Court Hopes to Better Serve Young Victims of Sex Trafficking

"“The children’s attorneys are much more interactive with the child; they go out and visit the child, [and] they have telephone contact on a regular basis with the child, sometimes in the middle of the night,” Fithyan said in describing the opportunities presented by having a dedicated court for CSEC youth. “The hearing officer – the judge – is very involved with the child when they walk into the court, very talkative, and they see the kids more often, at least every three months, [and] sometimes more often than that.”"

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Special L.A. Court Hopes to Better Serve Young Victims of Sex Trafficking:

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