New York S10224 amends the penal law to redefine advancing prostitution and expand the definition of patronizing a person for prostitution to include.
New York S10224, known as the "sex trafficking accountability act," amends the penal law by closing the patron exclusion in the definition of advancing prostitution. It also expands the definition of patronizing a person for prostitution to include anything of value. This change aims to more comprehensively address the facilitation of prostitution activities. The bill redefines key terms and modifies existing sections to align with these changes, ensuring clarity and consistency in legal definitions.
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