Been There Got Out Podcast
Combating Online Sexual Abuse
Listen in as we explore the harrowing world of cyber sex abuse with Lindsay Lieberman, an attorney with a deep specialization in sexual violence and cyber sexual violence. In a gripping discussion, we unravel the complexities of revenge porn and its recent recognition under Jennifers' Law in Connecticut. Lindsay brings to light the broader scope of cyber sex abuse, which encompasses acts like sex distortion, illustrating the severe consequences these crimes inflict on victims and their communities. The conversation is an eye-opener on the urgency for legal reform, the disparities in state laws, and the absence of federal legislation to combat these growing crimes.
Venture into the thorny terrain of cyber sexual privacy violations within the tangled web of divorce and family law. This segment reveals the hurdles victims face when trying to enforce restraining orders against those who weaponize intimate imagery as a form of revenge. Lindsay underscores the critical need for specialized legal representation and the importance of educating professionals, such as divorce attorneys and law enforcement, on the nuances of these evolving crimes. Moreover, we delve into the ominous role of artificial intelligence in generating non-consensual imagery, emphasizing the dire need for legal systems to evolve and offer robust protection in the digital era.
Finally, join us as we address the sophisticated menace of coercive control, a psychological warfare that leaves no physical scars but inflicts deep emotional wounds. We dissect the legal options available and celebrate the landmark enactment of Jennifers' Law in providing a legal shield for victims. Lindsay advocates for trauma-sensitive lawyering, stressing the importance of attorneys who not only fight for justice but also foster a safe and empowering environment for their clients. We share insights into the cruciality of empathy and understanding in legal practice, and how these qualities can significantly influence the well-being of survivors, especially in high-stakes scenarios such as divorce.
Listen in as we explore the harrowing world of cyber sex abuse with Lindsay Lieberman, an attorney with a deep specialization in sexual violence and cyber sexual violence. In a gripping discussion, we unravel the complexities of revenge porn and its recent recognition under Jennifers' Law in Connecticut. Lindsay brings to light the broader scope of cyber sex abuse, which encompasses acts like sex distortion, illustrating the severe consequences these crimes inflict on victims and their communities. The conversation is an eye-opener on the urgency for legal reform, the disparities in state laws, and the absence of federal legislation to combat these growing crimes.
Venture into the thorny terrain of cyber sexual privacy violations within the tangled web of divorce and family law. This segment reveals the hurdles victims face when trying to enforce restraining orders against those who weaponize intimate imagery as a form of revenge. Lindsay underscores the critical need for specialized legal representation and the importance of educating professionals, such as divorce attorneys and law enforcement, on the nuances of these evolving crimes. Moreover, we delve into the ominous role of artificial intelligence in generating non-consensual imagery, emphasizing the dire need for legal systems to evolve and offer robust protection in the digital era.
Finally, join us as we address the sophisticated menace of coercive control, a psychological warfare that leaves no physical scars but inflicts deep emotional wounds. We dissect the legal options available and celebrate the landmark enactment of Jennifers' Law in providing a legal shield for victims. Lindsay advocates for trauma-sensitive lawyering, stressing the importance of attorneys who not only fight for justice but also foster a safe and empowering environment for their clients. We share insights into the cruciality of empathy and understanding in legal practice, and how these qualities can significantly influence the well-being of survivors, especially in high-stakes scenarios such as divorce.