Minnesota HF130 establishes mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses.
Minnesota HF130 amends the state statutes to establish mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses. The bill sets a 120-month sentence for offenders convicted of soliciting or inducing an individual under 18 to practice prostitution, promoting the prostitution of an individual under 18, or receiving profit from such activities. For offenders with aggravating factors, such as a prior human trafficking-related offense, the court must presume a 144-month sentence. Sentencing in a manner other than described is a departure from the Sentencing Guidelines.
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