Hawaii HB155 amends laws on sex trafficking, street prostitution, and commercial sexual exploitation of minors, and establishes support programs for.
Hawaii HB155 amends 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 no possibility of probation or parole until half the sentence is served. Street prostitution and commercial sexual exploitation of minors are criminalized, with specific geographic restrictions in designated areas.
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