S1155
An Act relative to extend the statute of limitations for human trafficking
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to extend the statute of limitations for prosecuting cases of human trafficking in Massachusetts. Currently, there are time limits on when prosecutors can bring charges, which can hinder investigations and justice for victims. This proposed legislation would aim to provide prosecutors with more time to investigate and pursue legal action against traffickers, recognizing the complex and often long-term nature of human trafficking cases. It seeks to strengthen the state's ability to combat this serious crime.
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Jason M. Lewis
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Jason M. Lewis
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