Bill Title: Define Necessary Terms, Provide For Certain Human Trafficking Offenses And Provide Penalties, To Provide For Criminal Liability Of Business Entities, To Provide Restitution For Victims Of Human Trafficking Offenses, To Establish An Interagency Task Force To Develop And Implement A Plan For The Prevention Of Trafficking In Persons, To Require The Collection And Dissemination Of Data Related To Human Trafficking By The State Law Enforcement Division (sled), To Require Mandatory Law Enforcement Training On Human Trafficking Offenses, To Provide For The Creation Of Public Awareness Programs Regarding Human Trafficking In The State, To Allow Civil Actions By Victims Of Human Trafficking, To Provide That Certain Standards Of Working Conditions Apply Without Regard To Immigration Status, To Provide Certain Protections For Victims Of Human Trafficking Pursuant To The Victims' Bill Of Rights And Other Relevant Statutory Provisions, To Require The State To Develop Plans For Housing And Counseling, Among Other Things, Of Victims Of Human Trafficking Within One Hundred Eighty Days Of The Effective Date Of The Act, To Provide For Certain Rights Of Minor Victims Of Human Trafficking, To Establish Human Trafficking Victim-caseworker Privilege, And To Create The Offense Of Maliciously Or With Criminal Negligence Publishing, Disseminating, Or Otherwise Disclosing The Location Of A Human Trafficking Victim, A Trafficking Shelter, Or A Domestic Violence Shelter And To Provide A Penalty; And To Repeal Section 16-3-930 Relating To Trafficking In Persons For Forced Labor Or Services.

Spectrum: Bipartisan Bill

Status: (Introduced - Dead) 2010-06-02 - Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Viers [H4522 Detail]

Text: Not Available

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