FL H0759

Amends Florida's human trafficking statute (s. 787.06) to require proceeds from seized property to first pay restitution to victims, with remaining assets going to the Crimes Compensation Trust Fund

Mandates restitution for defendants convicted of human trafficking, sexual battery, prostitution, voyeurism, child abuse, or obscenity offenses involving minor victims

Restitution must cover rehabilitation costs including psychological/medical treatment, transportation, temporary housing, child care, attorney fees, victim advocate fees, and the value of the minor's labor under Fair Labor Standards Act wage provisions

Minor victims remain eligible for restitution even if they return to their home country or leave the jurisdiction

Courts must consider defendant's financial circumstances when specifying payment terms and may amend restitution orders if defendants fail to pay as ordered; effective date July 1, 2020