New Jersey S1989 enhances criminal penalties for human trafficking by including financial beneficiaries.
New Jersey S1989 expands the definition of human trafficking to include individuals who receive a financial benefit from participating in trafficking activities, even if they are not organizers, supervisors, financiers, or managers. The bill also increases penalties for human trafficking offenses, including a mandatory minimum fine of $25,000 and restitution to victims. The act takes effect immediately.
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