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New Jersey
In New Jersey, all aspects of the sex trade —whether selling sex, buying sex, promoting it, or profiting from it—are completely illegal. New Jersey’s vacatur law gives survivors the ability to clear their criminal record of non-prosecuted cases, arrests, adjudications, convictions, any information related to an arrest, and incident reports. New Jersey has codified a “Prostitution Offender Program” and other penalties into law for those who have been convicted of sex buying (See Section 2C:34-1.2 - Additional penalties for engaging in prostitution as a patron.)
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Trafficking laws of
New Jersey
- Section 2C:13-8 - Human trafficking.
- Section 2C:13-8.1 - Civil action permitted by injured person.
- Section 2C:13-9 - Second degree crime; penalties.
- Section 2C:13-10 - Findings, declarations relative to human trafficking; definitions.
- Section 2C:13-11 - Coordination of State's involvement with national, 24-hour toll-free hotline service on human trafficking.
- Section 2C:13-12 - Training courses on handling, response procedures, investigation, prosecution of human trafficking cases.
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