While awareness of human trafficking by the courts and the public has grown in recent years, panelists and guests at a two-day national summit held in Manhattan Thursday agreed there is work to be done to change the way the justice system treats sex trafficking victims.

The summit, which focused on state courts’ approaches to human trafficking, drew more than 300 judges, court administrators and other officials from 46 states, the District of Columbia and four U.S. territories.

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