Ohio HB47 increases penalties for human trafficking, kidnapping, and abduction.
Ohio HB47, the Human Trafficking Prevention Act, amends the Revised Code to increase penalties for human trafficking of minors or persons with developmental disabilities, kidnapping, and abduction. It mandates indefinite prison terms for offenders convicted of these crimes, with minimum terms ranging from ten to thirty years, depending on the circumstances. The act also specifies that offenders must serve their entire sentence in a state correctional institution and are not eligible for parole.
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