Arizona SB1535 imposes a $200 assessment on those convicted of prostitution, funding an anti-human trafficking grant.
Arizona SB1535 amends the state's statutes to impose a $200 assessment on individuals convicted of prostitution. This assessment is mandatory and non-waivable, with proceeds directed to the anti-human trafficking grant fund. The fund supports programs aimed at reducing human trafficking, providing services to victims, and training law enforcement and the public. The bill also modifies sentencing guidelines for repeat offenders, increasing penalties for subsequent convictions.
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