Hawaii HB993 amends laws to clarify sex trafficking and promoting prostitution offenses, including penalties and definitions.
Hawaii HB993 updates and clarifies the state's sex trafficking and promoting prostitution criminal offense statutes. It redefines "profits from prostitution" and restructures definitions to enhance readability. The bill specifies that sex trafficking is a class A felony, while commercial sexual exploitation of a minor is a class B felony. It also sets penalties for prostitution and commercial sexual exploitation offenses, including fines and imprisonment.
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