Illinois HB1903 establishes procedures for obtaining human trafficking orders of protection, allowing victims or their representatives to seek relief.
The Human Trafficking Order of Protection Act in Illinois, HB1903, provides a framework for victims of human trafficking to seek protection through court orders. The act allows victims or their representatives to file petitions for human trafficking orders of protection independently or in conjunction with other civil or criminal proceedings. It outlines procedures for commencing actions, filing fees, and dismissal. The act also specifies that the enforcement of these orders is not affected by the lack of service, delivery, or notice.
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