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Digest
HB 4816 strengthens human trafficking laws by increasing penalties for trafficking offenses involving children, disabled individuals, or force, fraud, or coercion. It makes trafficking-related crimes a first-degree felony with enhanced penalties if the offense occurs near schools, juvenile facilities, shelters, or treatment centers. The bill also updates provisions regarding the Human Trafficking Prevention Coordinating Council and Task Force, requiring a more comprehensive strategic plan​.
Author (1)
Ryan Guillen
Contact the Author
Rep. Ryan Guillen
Capitol Phone:
(512) 463-0416
Capitol Office:
CAP 3N.6
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