Mississippi SB2804 creates the crime of capital human trafficking, authorizing the death penalty for certain trafficking offenses involving.
Mississippi SB2804 amends the state code to establish the crime of capital human trafficking, which includes trafficking of vulnerable persons for sexual exploitation. The bill authorizes the death penalty for those convicted of capital human trafficking, with life imprisonment as an alternative. It outlines specific aggravating factors that could warrant the death penalty, such as the defendant's prior convictions or the vulnerability of the victim.
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