Michigan HB5012 modifies safe harbor protections for minors in human trafficking cases.
Michigan HB5012 amends the state's human trafficking laws to modify safe harbor protections for minors who are victims of sex and labor trafficking. The bill specifies that minors under 18 years of age who fail to comply with court-ordered services may not be eligible for the presumption of being coerced into trafficking activities. It also mandates that investigations into human trafficking involving minors must begin within 24 hours of a report.
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