Sex Trafficking, Sex Workers, and the Law: Study Aids

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The research process -- Background and analysis -- Case law -- Statutes and constitutions -- Legislative information -- Administrative law -- Court rules and practice -- Specialized and nonlegal resources -- International law -- The law of other countries -- Appendix A : State legal research -- Appendix B : Major treatises and services by subject.

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See Chapter 11: Sex and Violence -- Obscenity and Indecency -- Regulation of Indecency and Material Harmful to Minors -- Violence -- Incitement to Violence -- Threats -- Hate Speech -- Questions for Discussion --

Introduction to law -- Copyright basics -- Copyright infringement -- Trademark basics -- Trademark and domain names -- Patents & trade secrets -- Spam -- Cyber crimes -- Privacy at work -- Privacy basics -- Website privacy policies -- Privacy and children --- Free speech -- Free speech: the dark side of the web -- Contracts --- Issues on the horizon.

Introduction / Andrea Cauduro, Andrea Di Nicola, Marco Lombardi, and Paolo Ruspini -- Review of the research studies on the demand for prostitution in the European Union and beyond / Andrea Cauduro -- Objectives and methodology of the research / Andrea Di Nicola and Paolo Ruspini -- Innocent when you dream : clients and trafficked women in Italy / Andrea Cauduro, Andrea Di Nicola, Chiara Fonio, Andrea Nuvoloni, and Paolo Ruspini -- The flesh is weak, the spirit even weaker : clients and trafficked women in the Netherlands / Damián Zaitch and Richard Staring -- Romania : emerging market for trafficking? Clients and trafficked women in Romania / Dan Alexandru Dragomirescu, Carmen Necula, and Raluca Simion -- In the land of prohibition? Clients and trafficked women in Sweden / Johanna Hagstedt, Lars Korsell, and Alfred Skagerö -- An Internet survey to understand clients / Marco Lombardi and Chiara Fonio -- Learning from clients / Andrea Di Nicola and Paolo Ruspini.