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New Hampshire Prostitution and Trafficking Laws
New Hampshire
In New Hampshire, all aspects of the sex trade—whether selling sex, buying sex, promoting it, or profiting from it—are completely illegal. New Hampshire law treats both buying and selling sex the same, meaning a person can be charged with the same crime whether they're purchasing or providing sexual services. New Hampshire’s vacatur law does not limit offenses eligible for relief, allowing survivors who are arrested and convicted of a variety of offenses resulting from their trafficking to be eligible for relief.
Prostitution laws of
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Prostitution and Trafficking Laws
- Section 645:2 - Prostitution and Related Offenses.
- Section 633:7 - Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:8 - Forfeiture of Items Used in Connection With Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:9 - Administrative Forfeiture of Items Used in Connection With Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:10 - Restitution and Compensation.
- Section 633:11 - Civil Remedy.
- Section 645:2 - Prostitution and Related Offenses.
- Section 633:7 - Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:8 - Forfeiture of Items Used in Connection With Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:9 - Administrative Forfeiture of Items Used in Connection With Trafficking in Persons.
- Section 633:10 - Restitution and Compensation.
- Section 633:11 - Civil Remedy.
Trafficking laws of
New Hampshire
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