Exempts individuals from prosecution for certain crimes if the evidence was obtained through reporting the crime.
The bill provides immunity from prosecution for individuals who report crimes, including possession of a controlled substance, sex for fee, loitering, trespassing, soliciting, and conspiracy to commit these offenses. This immunity applies if the evidence for these offenses was obtained through the reporting of a crime. The protection remains even if the reporting individual later withdraws their cooperation with law enforcement. The bill does not require the reported crime to be prosecuted or result in a conviction for the immunity to apply.
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