2012 National Law Enforcement Training On Child - ICAC Home

Classroom-Based Training Sessions
Child Pornography, Child Erotica and Child
Modeling: Birds of the same feather?
90 minutes
Paul Almanza & Brian Bone
This session will review child modeling and child erotica
as gateways to undercover child sexual abuse. The lecture
will review several cases where investigation beyond child
modeling and child erotica revealed large-scale sexual
abuse and the customers of these image producers.
Child Victims of Prostitution: Interviewing
and Building Rapport
90 minutes
Catherine S Connell & Derek Stigerts
This session will address the most fundamental and
critical component of investigations involving child
victims of prostitution; the victim interview. It is at
this initial stage of the investigation that information is
gathered that will lead to a successful prosecution of
the suspect. Participants will learn the specific phases
of the interview process and barriers that result in the
victim’s reluctance to implicate and testify against her
abuser “pimp”. The lecture will provide participants with
tools and skills necessary to identify and overcome the
challenges of these difficult interviews when building a
relationship with the victim.
Circumventing Encryption Through
Debuggers at Software Breakpoints
Law Enforcement Sensitive
90 minutes
Johnathan Bridbord & Brian Bone
The session discusses and demonstrates techniques using
high-speed 1394 interfaces, debugger testing and remote
shell network commands to circumvent encryption at
software breakpoint locations.
Civil Liability in Internet Facilitated Crimes
Against Children Cases
Law Enforcement Sensitive
90 minutes
Charles Gillingham
Investigators in child exploitation cases are subject to
civil liability. Often unknowingly, investigators violate
federal law and subject themselves to lawsuit. This session
will help investigators to understand how to insulate
themselves from civil liability and maintain immunity
from liability.
Collaborative Partnerships Between ICAC
Teams and Children’s Advocacy Centers
90 minutes
Matthew Gray & Elaine Stolte
Participants will learn about the valuable resources that
Children’s Advocacy Centers can provide ICAC teams
in their work both during the investigative process and
with ongoing victim support following the investigation.
Attendees will learn about model partnerships between
ICAC teams and local Children’s Advocacy Centers and
positive outcomes involving improved investigation and
prosecution. Effective strategies for replicating model
programs will be discussed along with multidisciplinary
team management strategies to give child abuse response
team members the tools to strengthen their own groups
while building a culture of value and respect for each
other in their respective fields.
Computer Forensics for Prosecutors - Basic
Law Enforcement Sensitive
90 minutes
Christopher Kelly
This lecture will discuss the basics of computer
forensics and will begin by taking prosecutors through
different types of technology. Presenters will describe
the computer forensic process and the different types
of evidence that can be recovered through a computer
forensic examination. Prosecutors will leave with a solid
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