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Synopsis:

Domestic violence cases present unique legal, ethical, and practical challenges that extend well beyond the courtroom. Join the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys for an engaging CLE examining how prosecutors and community partners work together to protect survivors, pursue justice, and strengthen outcomes through coordinated, trauma-informed, survivor-centered services.

Drawing on their frontline experience, our speakers will provide practical insight into the prosecution of domestic violence cases, the criminal justice process, survivor advocacy, and the multidisciplinary partnerships that help individuals and families move toward safety and long-term stability.

Discussion Topics and Audience Takeaways:

Current trends and challenges in prosecuting domestic violence cases
Trauma-informed, survivor-centered approaches to justice
The role of the Family Justice Center in supporting survivors
Community resources available to survivors and their families
Effective collaboration among prosecutors, advocates, law enforcement, and community partners
Practical considerations for attorneys handling domestic violence matters
Whether you represent survivors, defendants, governmental entities, or simply want a deeper understanding of the systems that respond to domestic violence, this CLE will provide practical guidance, meaningful perspective, and valuable resources applicable across a wide range of legal practice areas.