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Tennessee
In Tennessee, all aspects of the sex trade —whether selling sex, buying sex, promoting it, or profiting from it—are completely illegal. Tennessee has distinct laws for purchasing sexual services (patronizing) and selling sexual services (prostitution). Tennessee’s vacatur law allows survivors of trafficking to clear convictions that occurred “as a result” of trafficking, but only applies to non-violent offenses.
Prostitution laws of
Tennessee
Trafficking laws of
Tennessee
- Section 39-13-308 - Trafficking for forced labor or services
- Section 39-13-309 - Trafficking for commercial sex act
- Section 39-13-310 - Separate offenses - sections 39-13-308 and 39-13-309
- Section 39-13-311 - Violations by corporations
- Section 39-13-312 - Manner in which proceeds from forfeitures are distributed and used
- Section 39-13-313 - Tennessee Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline Act
- Section 39-13-314 - Offense of human trafficking
- Section 39-13-315 - Offense of advertising commercial sexual abuse of a minor
- Section 39-13-316 - Aggravated human trafficking
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