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When Trafficking Happens at a Delaware Casino-Hotel: What the Survivor and Her Family Can Do Right Now You are reading this page in a moment that did not exist an hour ago, or a week ago, or a year ago. Maybe you are the woman who was moved from room to room. Maybe you are her mother, calling from a kitchen table in Dover or Camden or Felton, trying to find out whether what happened has a name in court. Maybe you are a sister, an aunt, a friend who started putting pieces together and is now looking for the law that matches what you saw. The criminal docket is one thing — a man was arrested, charges were filed, a bond was set. The civil docket is a different thing entirely, and it is where the survivor recovers something for the rest of her life: money for the therapy she is about to need for years, a finding that the property knew, a record that says it was not her fault. We represent survivors of trafficking and violent crime in Delaware, not the people who are charged. We do not represent the man in custody, and we will not…