Maine LD1695 mandates law enforcement agencies to adopt anti-sex-trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation protocols.
Maine LD1695 requires the Department of Public Safety to develop a model anti-sex-trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation protocol for law enforcement agencies. By January 1, 2026, the Department must consult with relevant stakeholders, including anti-trafficking organizations and domestic violence victim advocacy groups. By March 1, 2026, all law enforcement agencies must adopt these protocols, which must include information on anti-trafficking organizations, sexual assault organizations, domestic violence victim advocacy organizations, crisis services, mental health and substance use.
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