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ChildFirst trains young attorneys on how best to help child victims

Home » News » ChildFirst trains young attorneys on how best to help child victims

Hancock County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Aimee Herring was one of a handful of professionals across the state invited to present at the Indiana ChildFirst Forensic Interview training as a part of Zero Abuse Project’s National Forensic Interview Training — a five-day, 37-hour course.

“When we come to the table with the common goal of protecting children, we can all learn something from each other,” Herring said.

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