LA HB161

Adds human trafficking (R.S. 14:46.2) and trafficking of children for sexual purposes (R.S. 14:46.3) to the list of offenses requiring courts to consider defendant's criminal history and threat to victims when setting bail conditions

Requires courts to impose employment restrictions as a bail condition for defendants charged with human trafficking offenses, prohibiting work as rideshare/taxi drivers, in-home service workers, carnival operators, door-to-door vendors, or positions with supervisory authority over children

Prohibits defendants charged with these offenses from working in or governing early learning centers, residential homes, or child care facilities while on bail

Courts must consider the defendant's criminal history and whether they pose a danger to the public when determining employment restrictions

Amends Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure Article 320(G) to extend existing victim protection bail conditions (no-contact orders, communication prohibitions) to human trafficking cases