Sexual Assault and Accountability: How Cruise Lines Investigate (or Don’t)
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Self-reported, there's uh 48 instances uh so far that that are reported, 23 rapes um and 10 sexual assaults, which marks a two-year high.
One-third of the victims are minors think about that for a minute minors children you know one-third of the victims are minors
Don't rely upon others um to keep you safe and protect you.
Make friends fast. Um travel in packs um you know of girls um ladies make a few fast friends
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Join us LIVE with Attorney Tom Scolaro, the founding partner of Scolaro Law, which is based in Miami. They specialize in personal injury, cruise, and maritime law. We will be covering how the reporting of sexual assaults is handled during a cruise vacation. Unfortunately, these types of cases can and do occur frequently enough that they are among the most common types of cases handled by the firm. We want to inform cruise travelers about the complexities of these types of cases. We'll be covering these key points: 1. Maritime law and cruise responsibilities 2. Case handling differences: passenger & crew 3. The Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act 4. Security protocols, evidence failures, and underreporting We will also answer your questions during our live Q&A and Member Check-In. Be sure to join us for this special live event on Wednesday, August 20th at 3:30 pm ET. If you can't join us LIVE, the recorded version is preserved for replay at your convenience.