NCLER – Elder Justice Toolkit

NCLER – Elder Justice Toolkit

The Elder Justice Toolkit is a resource created by the National Center on Law & Elder Rights. It contains practical information on civil legal remedies, practice tips, and sample pleadings for attorneys seeking protection and redress for their clients who…

Prosecutors as E-MDT Team Members (12.16.22)

Prosecutors as E-MDT Team Members (12.16.22)

Through an interactive case scenario, discussion takes place on the unique role prosecutors can play in forging connections with law enforcement and allied partners on an E-MDT. Information is shared on how to recognize the components of an unrelated case…

CCR and E-MDT Collaboration (9.8.22)

CCR and E-MDT Collaboration (9.8.22)

This webinar covers the importance of CCR and MDT collaboration and integration within the context of elder abuse. Participants will be able to explain and contrast the similarities and differences between E-MDT and CCRs and differentiate which issues an E-MDT…

New Scams (2.18.22)

New Scams (2.18.22)

This session covers the impact of new scams on elderly populations. Coverage at this session includes key concepts around financial scams and investigates emerging trends in financial scams and techniques. Additionally, participants explore strategies for responding to emerging trends in…

Jurisdiction for E-MDTs (11.27.21)

Jurisdiction for E-MDTs (11.27.21)

This session covers the impact of jurisdictional concerns on elder abuse investigations in the court system and on E-MDTs. Attendees will learn tactics to identify various forms of jurisdictional overlaps and transitions that E-MDT coordinators could encounter as part of…

The Role of the Prosecutor in E-MDTs (10.27.21)

The Role of the Prosecutor in E-MDTs (10.27.21)

This session covers prosecutors’ roles in elder abuse investigations, in the court system, and on E-MDTs. Coverage includes strategies for better engaging and utilizing prosecutors on E-MDTs and emerging restorative practice approaches in prosecution. Presented by: Tara Patet, JD, senior…