It is a Thursday in courtroom 6D at the Franklin County Municipal Court. This is not my normal courtroom where I typically preside over a daily docket filled with traffic and criminal misdemeanors. This sacred space is for CATCH Court, a certified specialized docket to serve victims of human trafficking who find themselves entangled in the criminal justice system. An observer walking in would not see me on the bench wearing a robe or even looking at files. Instead, I…
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