We know lawyers bill time in six-minute increments. In this new virtual program, Nebraska Law faculty and administrators will present different areas of work or research each week, individually only lasting 18 minutes. The presenter will have 12 minutes to present their material, then attendees will have six minutes to ask questions. The series will run each Wednesday from Jan. 20-May 5 in a virtual format.

In this session, Prof. Shavers will discuss how Human Trafficking is a Domestic Legal Issue. It is important to recognize that human trafficking is not limited to situations where victims cross international borders. The legal system needs to develop various methods, such as problem solving courts, to address criminal charges brought against survivors. Identifying the risk factors that make minors vulnerable to human trafficking can help reduce the number of victims. To register, visit https://go.unl.edu/3points.