Unravel the legal complexities of consent and substance use in assault cases, focusing on key drugs and their impact on victim capacity.

This course delves into the complex legal issues surrounding consent and substance use in assault cases, focusing on the critical role of toxicology in understanding drug-facilitated sexual assault.
You will gain a comprehensive understanding of how drugs and alcohol can impair an individual's ability to consent, the challenges in interpreting toxicology results, and the legal implications of drug-facilitated sexual assault.
This course is designed to provide legal professionals, investigators, and anyone interested in this area with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively navigate the complexities of drug-facilitated sexual assault cases.

Empowering Legal Professionals, One Hour at a Time
CLE for Me provides innovative, accessible, and engaging Continuing Legal Education designed to meet the needs of today’s busy legal professionals. With a focus on practical insights, emerging trends, and compliance requirements, we deliver courses that are as impactful as they are convenient. Our expert-led programs empower attorneys to stay informed, enhance their skills, and excel in their practice—all at their own pace.

Licensed Attorney in Kentucky
Currently based in Pennsylvania. She is in her fourth season as a Tax research specialist for H&R Block. Krystle also holds an agent/producer license through the PA Dept of Insurance for health, accident, life, and fixed annuities. Prior work history involves a majority of criminal defense litigation, including experience as a public defender and private practitioner.
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