Mississippi SB2336 amends provisions related to human trafficking, including expunging certain prostitution convictions and clarifying liability for.
Mississippi SB2336 amends the state code to prohibit the expungement of felony convictions for promoting or procuring prostitution. It also clarifies that minors are not liable for nonviolent criminal activity that occurs during their victimization. The bill provides an affirmative defense for victims of human trafficking who commit offenses as a direct result of their victimization. Additionally, it allows victims of human trafficking to request the court to expunge misdemeanor and nonviolent felony convictions that were a direct result of their victimization.
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