California AB1317 modifies asset forfeiture laws to target proceeds from human trafficking involving minors.
California AB1317 amends the Penal Code to allow for the forfeiture of assets used in human trafficking involving commercial sex acts with victims under 18 years old. The bill specifies that property interests acquired through such trafficking, including proceeds, are subject to forfeiture. It also outlines procedures for seizing and preserving property pending the outcome of criminal proceedings, ensuring that bona fide purchasers for value are protected.
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