2025 Regular Session

SB 429

To expand the sealing of criminal records for victims of human trafficking; To provide that victims of human trafficking have certain rights; And to provide a mandatory no-contact order IN a human trafficking case.

To Expand the Sealing of Criminal Records for Victims of Human Trafficking; to Provide That Victims of Human Trafficking Have Certain Rights; and to Provide a Mandatory No-Contact Order IN a Human Trafficking Case.

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Arkansas

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2025 Regular Session

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2025 Regular Session

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Arkansas

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2025-03-11Senate

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2025-03-11Senate

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2025-03-11Senate

Read first time, rules suspended, read second time, referred to JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - SENATE

2025-03-31Senate

Returned by the Committee, with the recommendation that it Do Pass

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SB 429

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