Establishes human trafficking prosecution units and mandates wire transmission fees to fund the office combating human trafficking.
The bill establishes two human trafficking prosecution units within the Department of Justice, one serving the western half of the state and the other the eastern half. These units include the attorney general, criminal investigators, law enforcement, victim services, health care, community organizations, and survivor advocacy groups. They aim to identify, investigate, and prosecute human trafficking cases and provide support to victims.
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