Requires applicants of commercial driver license to complete training course on handling and responding to suspected human trafficking.
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Overview
This bill requires applicants for commercial driver licenses in New Jersey to complete a training course focused on recognizing and responding to suspected human trafficking. The training, developed by various state agencies in consultation with a human trafficking commission, will cover handling cases, investigation procedures, and prosecution strategies. It also mandates training for hotel and motel staff and healthcare facility employees, ensuring they are equipped to identify and address potential trafficking situations. Finally, the bill introduces a training requirement for commercial driver license applicants.
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