Allows statements by police officers to be evidence of sex trafficking.
New York Assembly Bill A07018 amends the criminal procedure law to allow written or oral statements made by police officers to be received as evidence in grand jury proceedings involving sex trafficking offenses. This change aims to facilitate the prosecution of sex trafficking cases by enabling police testimonies as admissible evidence. The bill will take effect 30 days after it becomes law.
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