Law enforcement routinely cites gaining the victim-witness’ trust as the most difficult obstacle in trafficking cases. Authors Kelly Heinrich & Jennifer Podkul pooled their ten years of experience assisting trafficked persons in working with law enforcement to help you overcome that obstacle. They listened to victim-witness’ concerns, fears and reactions to law enforcement and the criminal justice process. Together with the victim-witnesses they then discovered ways in which to alleviate those concerns and help them learn to trust again. This guidebook is a culmination of their work, which presents various techniques - equally justice oriented and victim-centered - to help you gain and safeguard your victim-witness’ trust. The techniques are helpful to any law enforcement official, whether new or experienced, working on human trafficking cases. Incorporating this guidebook’s techniques into your daily work will help you gain trust, obtain the information you need and make your investigation as efficient as possible. 41 pages. English. Authors Kelly Heinrich & Jennifer Podkul. Reviewed by Paul Holmes.