AZ HB2720

Establishes a mandatory $200 assessment on persons convicted of soliciting prostitution (buyers), with funds deposited into the Anti-Human Trafficking Grant Fund to support victim services

Separates prostitution offenses into two categories: selling sexual conduct (remains a class 1 misdemeanor) and buying sexual conduct (elevated to a class 6 felony for first offense, class 4 felony for fourth or subsequent offense)

Allows sex trafficking victims convicted of prostitution to petition the court to vacate their conviction and seal all related arrest, conviction, and sentencing records immediately upon showing their participation was a direct result of being trafficked

Requires courts to seal records of vacated sex trafficking victim convictions, release the person from all penalties and disabilities, and prohibits use of the vacated conviction as a prior felony for future sentencing purposes

Expands the Anti-Human Trafficking Grant Fund to also support programs providing training to law enforcement, prosecutors, and the public on preventing and identifying human trafficking