Massachusetts H1956 amends penalties for inducing a minor into prostitution.
Massachusetts H1956 amends Section 4A of Chapter 272 to define and increase penalties for inducing a minor into prostitution. The bill specifies that anyone who induces a minor to engage in prostitution or sexual conduct for a fee, or aids in such inducement, faces imprisonment of three to five years and a fine. This change aims to strengthen protections for minors against exploitation.
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