New laws to impact prosecution for human trafficking (access required)

By: Matt Chaney June 13, 2018

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson met June 1 with the South Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force to discuss new laws which he said will aid in prosecuting the offense. In a press release, Wilson said the recently passed laws will do the following: Create 30-year non-parolable offense for trafficking in minors. Change the wording of ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

New laws to impact prosecution for human trafficking

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