Illinois SB3510 amends laws to enhance protections and services for child victims of trafficking and other crimes.
Illinois SB3510 amends the Child Advocacy Center Act to mandate the establishment of Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs) to coordinate investigations and prosecutions of child maltreatment. It requires CACs to include a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring collaboration among law enforcement, prosecution, medical, mental health, and victim advocacy professionals. The bill also amends the Bill of Rights for Children to grant every child reported as a victim of trafficking or related offenses the right to a forensic interview.
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