CA AB900

Authorizes the California Victim Compensation Board to compensate human trafficking victims for loss of income resulting from deprivation of liberty during the crime, based on the value of their labor under California law for up to 40 hours per week.

Caps human trafficking victim compensation for loss of income at $10,000 per year of services performed, with a maximum of 2 years of compensation.

Requires the board to adopt guidelines by July 1, 2019 allowing consideration of evidence other than official employment documentation, including statements under penalty of perjury, human trafficking caseworker statements, and witness testimony.

Expands relocation expense reimbursement to include temporary pet housing (up to 3 days at $40/day), pet deposits, and additional rent for victims with pets.

Makes an appropriation from the continuously appropriated Restitution Fund to support expanded compensation for human trafficking victims.