Objectives. We assessed the prevalence of and risk factors for trading sex with a police officer
among women recruited from drug courts in St Louis, Missouri. Methods. In 2005 to 2008, …

Human trafficking constitutes one of the most serious human rights violations of our time.
However, many social work practitioners still have a poor and incomplete understanding of the …

As set out in international law, all children have the right to be safe regardless of their
immigration status. The trafficking of children and young people into the UK has become …

… This article will commonly use the terms "code of silence" and "blue wall of silence" … breaking
down the blue wall of silence. If police officials and prosecutors eliminate a code of silence …

… This pressure among officers is called the Blue Wall of Silence, or the Code of Silence.
Other terms include the following: the "blue curtain," Patton, supra note 2, at 763; the "…

… ’s prisons within a “wall of silence.”29 In recent years, a number of cracks have appeared in
this “wall of silence,” as federal and state judges have intervened to protect prisoners’ rights. …

AIDS was first diagnosed in Nigeria in 1986. By that time, the government had enough
information from experiences in other African countries to goad it into quickly establishing a …

Yes, nurses and other healthcare professionals suffer distress because of unsafe work
environments. I remember a nurse who described a situation where a medication error led to a …

… wall have been slight. This essay seeks to expose the features of the second wall, to explain
the silence surrounding it, and to propose strategies for countering it. The second wall exists …

… A misbehaving officer who engages in excessive force might find that a principled officer
witnessing his or her conduct is, at first, willing to break the code of silence and be a …