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continue to check our media page for updates on upcoming appearances Jan-16 but dont forget to check out our recent coverage around the world During the week of January Or Mehlman-Orozco was featured in United States NBC National CNN Sweden Sveriges Television Germany GermanY TodaY United Kingdom Qfily.M!ill_ Portugal EVZ.ro India The Siasat DailY Haili Haiti News Network NBC News Jihad Jane NBC News Jihad Jane Colleen LaRose Jan-15 Became a Terrorist for Love Full NBC News Article Here Attempts to a ch i ve th i i deo fa i le Video unavailable This video is unavailable Search the Site TAKE ACTION Connect on acebook I ll Connec on Twitter Read our latest og post A UG Cl ll Cl I Case Document Filed Page of lntheNews i web.archive.org MIYl http lw.Justltlalnstltute.orgtmedla the news miei ii i mi Terrorist Attack in Paris Futile Prevention Unveiled As featured on NBC World News Online ailY.Mail.com Germany oday Sverig a Television and CNN o,n Criminologists are constantly pondering why do crimes occur Is it sociological psycho logical or biological If we make punishment severe enough will they be deterred For terrorism related crimes which are heinous clandestine and relatively infrequent com pared to other offenses hese questions are difficult to answer Generally we know that crimes occur in places where there is a suitable target motivated offender and lack of a capable guardian Since the United States and countries around the world have been focus ing on increasing the capability of our guardianship However today terrorist attack on the Paris maga 2ine that left dead for publishing satirica cartoons on the Prophet Muhammad has brought us back lo the grim realization that we are not effective enough at prevention This fact is also reflected in empirical research In Or Cynthia um conducted a systematic review of coun terrorism research Of the stud ies that were located only contained even moderately rigorous methods Of that evidence she con eluded that by and large counterterrorism strategies dont work and sometimes increase the incidence of terrorism related harm So the question remains why To tha effect we wrote to convicted terror ists serving time in Federal Pr i son to better understand their cr i me through their eyes Of the never received the correspondence due to heigh tened security re strictions instead we received a reply from the Warden Of the who received the letter responded The information they shared suggests that our seemingly capable guardianship may be inadequate be cause their crimes are not committed through rational decision making They are driven by emotion what they refer to as love Love for their Ummah love for their God love fo heir land and love for their peo pie THI is how THEY see the impetus for their crime lntheNews i web.archive.org Wl!iiel i1 i hllp lw.Jus It defies logic and rationality It is counter to sentiments shared by the majority But this is what they be lieve Conventional approaches to cr i me are not equipped to deal with th is level of motivation As a result our question remains unanswered how do we effectively address these tragic events Former JI Board Member Joshua Fiveson on Free Syrian Army and ISIS Sep o,n JI in USA Today on Ranking State Human Trafficking Statutes Au The Justitia Institute bringing the evidence-based perspective on human trafficking in USA Today Whe you are ranking a state based on the number of statutes they pass you dont take into account the quality of the legislation You have a lot of people amoring to pass legislation oust because it looks good not because it is implemented Cl IC OV AUG i II ll Cl I ll I Cl ll AUG i II ll Cl I ll I Cc?漕pB g?ᱍc Case Document Filed Page of theNews i web.archive.org web/20 tt pJ/wjus ti tiainstitute.org/media i n-the-news I HHIHH MI Yl http lw Justlt a nstltu e.orgtmedla the news miei ii i mi well Dr Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco The full story can be found online here It is important to understand that we need a more meaningful ranking system than what the Polaris Project provides to truly evaluate how well a state is addressing the issue of human trafficking Legislators do listen to the ranking systems produced by organizations like the Polaris Project and Shared Hope I nternationa However from a researcher standpoint the message is not yet based in ev i dence Grading ranking should allocate points in ree core areas protection of human trafficking victims prosecution of human traffickers and prevention of human trafficking crimes A more mean i ngful ranking system would score on evidence based interventions and quality of implementa lion instead of just wether a law that sounds good was passed We must allocate more points to statutes/policies that have the greatest effect in addressing each of the core areas In order to do that we first need rigorous evaluation of the effectiveness of these statutes in achieving the core area outcome something that doesn exist at present but should be a priority for legislators It is important to note that this research component is absent from the Polaris Project ranking scheme States should absolutely be evaluating the efficacy of their interventions through rigorous non partisan quasi-experimental or experi mental evaluation JI on Human Trafficking Comcast Newsmakers In the wake of one of the largest juvenile sex traffick i ng raids in history Dr Kimberly Jul Mehlman-Orozco discusses the efficacy of human traffick i ng interventions with Comcast RQnS Newsmakers Operation cross coun ry resulted in the arrest of over alleged human traffickers and the identification of over juvenile victims Although each trafficker will face between years to life in prison for their charged crimes they won necessarily be convicted or serve that time In fact The Justitia Institute is working on an analysis of hu man trafficking case prosecutions and has thus far found that human traffickers are infre quently convicted of the crime of human trafficking Instead they may serve shorter sentences for imes li ke false imprisonment or money laundering if they are convicted at all Let us hope that justice prevails in these cases However given prior case history we need to evaluate the effectiveness of these interven nth eN ews i web.archive.org web/20 ti tiainstitute.org/media i n-the-news Wl!iiel i1 i http lw Jus lions It is imperative for researchers to track the arrests through prosecution conviction and appeal to determine whether these raids are resulting in appropriate sentences said Dr Mehlman Orozco Additionally it is also important for researchers to i nsure that these victims are being protected Using FBI data he Justitia Institute found that over juveniles a being arrested for the crime of prostitution year1y violating protocol that would ident i fy these kids as victims of human trafficking instead I JI in USA Today on Human Trafficking JI i USA oday on Human raffic ing Dr Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco said that although the number of 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