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Sex Trafficking: Proposals in the 114th Congress to Amend Federal Criminal Law

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CRS_Sex_Trafficking_.pdf (319.82 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/79168
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Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs
Author
Doyle, Charles
Abstract

[Excerpt] The 114th Congress opened with the introduction of a number of proposals that address human trafficking, particularly sex trafficking. Among them were proposals to amend existing federal criminal law, which would expand the coverage of federal sex trafficking laws; amend bail provisions; raise the limits on supervised release; authorize more extensive wiretapping; and adjust the application of federal forfeiture and restitution laws.

Date Issued
2015-04-29
Keywords
sex trafficking
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criminal law
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Congress
Type
government record

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