Hawaii HB155 amends laws on sex trafficking, street prostitution, and commercial sexual exploitation of minors, including stricter penalties and.
Hawaii HB155 modifies existing statutes to address sex trafficking, street prostitution, and commercial sexual exploitation of minors. It mandates a definite term of imprisonment for sex trafficking convictions, with a minimum of twenty years and a fine of up to $500,000. The bill also imposes stricter penalties for street prostitution and commercial sexual exploitation of minors, including mandatory minimum sentences and fines. Additionally, it establishes support programs for survivors of human trafficking, offering housing, healthcare, legal assistance, and other services.
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