Oklahoma HB1320 establishes the Child Trafficking Protection Act of 2025, increasing penalties for human trafficking involving minors.
Oklahoma HB1320 creates the Child Trafficking Protection Act of 2025, which amends existing laws to increase penalties for human trafficking involving minors. The act defines human trafficking as knowingly engaging in activities such as recruiting, enticing, or transporting a minor for commercial sex acts through deception, force, fraud, threat, or coercion. It also includes actions like destroying or possessing identification documents of another person to control them.
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