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AZ HB2399

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/28/2014

Primary Sponsor

Sally Gonzales

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Origin

House of Representatives

Fifty-first Legislature - Second Regular Session (2014)

AI Summary

HB 2399 Summary

  • Amends prostitution laws to clarify that entering a house of prostitution or engaging a prostitution enterprise requires intent to pay for sexual conduct, removing the term "employee" from the statute.

  • Removes the definition of "employee" from the prostitution statutes while renumbering remaining definitions in Arizona Revised Statutes Section 13-3211.

  • Adds protection for minor victims by prohibiting them from being charged with child prostitution violations under Section 13-3212 or prostitution violations under Section 13-3214.

  • Prohibits local ordinances from imposing greater punishments on minors for prostitution than those provided under state law.

  • Clarifies that Section 13-3214 does not apply to minors who engage in or offer to engage in sexual conduct for money or valuable consideration.

Legislative Description

Prostitution; children; trafficking

Last Action

Referred to House JUD Committee

1/29/2014

Full Bill Text

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