Human trafficking: data.
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill updates the data collected and made available on the California OpenJustice Web portal regarding human trafficking. Specifically, it requires the Department of Justice to report on the number of individuals arrested, the number of individuals convicted, and the number of victims of human trafficking, broken down by the specific violations of Section 236.1. The bill also includes a provision ensuring reimbursement to local agencies for any state-mandated costs associated with implementing the changes.
Key provisions
- Requires reporting of the number of individuals arrested for human trafficking offenses.
- Requires reporting of the number of individuals convicted of human trafficking offenses.
- Requires reporting of the number of individuals reported as victims of human trafficking.
- Specifies the data to be included on the OpenJustice Web portal.
- Details the specific sections of Penal Code (Section 236.1) related to the data reporting.
- Establishes a process for state reimbursement to local agencies for mandated costs.
- Updates Section 13012.9 of the Penal Code to reflect these reporting requirements.
- Includes data on arrests and convictions for various subsections of Section 236.1.
Who is affected
- California Department of Justice
- Local Law Enforcement Agencies
- Victims of Human Trafficking
- Attorneys General
- The public through increased data transparency
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