Illinois HB5783 amends the Criminal Code to establish the Epstein Accountability Program for individuals arrested for patronizing sex trade workers.
HB5783 amends the Criminal Code of 2012 to mandate participation in the Epstein Accountability Program for individuals arrested for patronizing sex trade workers. This program aims to educate participants on the causes and consequences of prostitution and human trafficking. Courts must order participation in this program in addition to any other penalties. The bill also establishes a fine schedule based on the offender's net income, with proceeds distributed to the Specialized Services for Survivors of Human Trafficking Fund, the Epstein Accountability Program, and the arresting law.
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