Pennsylvania HB2752 amends asset forfeiture laws to prioritize restitution for victims of human trafficking.
Pennsylvania HB2752 amends Title 18 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance asset forfeiture provisions in cases of human trafficking. The bill mandates that, in addition to other property subject to forfeiture, convicted individuals must forfeit money, property, or proceeds to satisfy restitution orders for victims. This transfer has priority over distributions to law enforcement agencies or other entities.
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