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lectures on topics concerning cults and the law.
Her articles include “Employing Trafficking
Laws to Capture Elusive Leaders of Destructive
Cults” (Oregon Review of International Law,
2016), “Current Status of Federal Law
Concerning Violent Crimes Against Women and
Children: Implications for Cult Victims” (Cultic
Studies Review, 2002), “How Children in Cults
May Use Emancipation Laws to Free
Themselves” (Cultic Studies Journal, 1999), and
“Women, the Law, and Cults: Three Avenues of
Legal Recourse—New Rape Laws, Violence
Against Women Act, and Antistalking Laws”
(Cultic Studies Journal, 1998). In 2005, she
received the Faculty Outstanding Achievement
award from the President of St. John’s
University, and she is on the Editorial Board of
ICSA’s International Journal of Cultic Studies.
lectures on topics concerning cults and the law.
Her articles include “Employing Trafficking
Laws to Capture Elusive Leaders of Destructive
Cults” (Oregon Review of International Law,
2016), “Current Status of Federal Law
Concerning Violent Crimes Against Women and
Children: Implications for Cult Victims” (Cultic
Studies Review, 2002), “How Children in Cults
May Use Emancipation Laws to Free
Themselves” (Cultic Studies Journal, 1999), and
“Women, the Law, and Cults: Three Avenues of
Legal Recourse—New Rape Laws, Violence
Against Women Act, and Antistalking Laws”
(Cultic Studies Journal, 1998). In 2005, she
received the Faculty Outstanding Achievement
award from the President of St. John’s
University, and she is on the Editorial Board of
ICSA’s International Journal of Cultic Studies.
