New York S06507 amends the penal law to classify sex trafficking of a child, mentally disabled, or mentally incapacitated person as a class B felony.
New York S06507 amends the penal law to redefine the crime of sex trafficking involving a child, a person who is mentally disabled, or a person who is mentally incapacitated as a class B felony. This bill specifies that a person commits this crime if they intentionally advance or profit from the prostitution of another person under certain conditions. Notably, the age of the victim is not a factor in determining guilt, and it is not a defense for the defendant to claim ignorance of the victim's age or to believe the victim was of legal age.
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