A sample of our training

Strangulation is the most lethal form  of abuse.  A victim of even one episode of strangulation is 750% more likely to be a victim of homicide.  If you don't understand this, you are at a huge disadvantage.

If you think domestic violence cases are just a battle of he said/she said, you are way off base.  Learn to focus your case on the actions of the abuser and overcome "recants."

Understanding Crawford and Forfeiture by Wrongdoing represents the difference between whether your evidence gets in or gets excluded.

This is the hot topic.  Do you realize how many people engage in strangulation during sex?  Just because people do it, does not make it legal.  Explore the limits of consent and learn how to assess cases.

If you testify in court, you need to learn how to communicate effectively.  Be an educator for the jury as opposed to a hired gun witness.

Become a better attorney or law enforcement officer and learn how to navigate the "politics" of your office.

Learn the blueprint that makes for a successful case independent of the victim's participation.