Utah HB0200 amends human trafficking laws by increasing penalties for certain offenses and expanding victims' rights.
Utah HB0200 introduces amendments to human trafficking laws, increasing penalties for transporting or harboring an alien if the victim is a minor. It also adds aggravated exploitation of prostitution involving a child to the list of human trafficking offenses for which a victim may bring a right of action. The bill allows the attorney general to bring an action against a person if they believe the person is committing, has committed, or is about to commit a human trafficking offense. It also provides that a victim, or their representative, may bring an action on their behalf.
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