Webinar- Stalking Investigations

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This course provides a tool for professionals in responding to Stalking investigations.

Stalking is often one of the most unidentified crimes in responding to Interpersonal Violence.  It can take normal behavior and criminalize it if put into context of the acts. 

 

Course topics:

    • Defining Stalking

    • Identifying a Pattern of Behavior

    • Prevalence, Dynamics and Behaviors

    • Co-occurrencewith Other Crimes

    • Identify stalking behaviors and dynamics

    • Recognize the intersection of stalking with other crimes

    • Apply strategies for working with victims of stalking

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