SB1261 amends Hawaii law to address commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking, including stricter penalties and support for survivors.
SB1261 amends Hawaii law to address commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking. It imposes stricter penalties for sex trafficking, including a mandatory term of imprisonment not exceeding twenty years. The bill also increases penalties for commercial sexual exploitation of a minor, making it a class B felony. It mandates that convicted individuals forfeit any assets gained through these offenses.
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