NC S683

Creates immunity from prosecution for minors suspected of prostitution, requiring they instead be taken into temporary protective custody as undisciplined juveniles and triggering child abuse/neglect investigations

Expands human trafficking offenses to include "reckless disregard" standard and eliminates mistake of age and consent of a minor as defenses; increases sexual servitude penalty from Class F to Class D felony for adult victims

Establishes first-offender conditional discharge program for adult prostitution defendants, requiring 12 months probation with counseling, drug testing, and vocational assessment, with eligibility for expunction upon completion

Creates new offenses for patronizing a prostitute (Class A1 misdemeanor, elevated to Class F felony if victim is minor) and promoting prostitution (Class F felony, Class D for minors), repealing several prior prostitution-related statutes

Allows trafficking victims convicted of prostitution to petition for expunction of records and to vacate convictions; mandates restitution for trafficking victims at minimum wage levels; makes Fair Sentencing Act prisoners serving Class D-J felonies eligible for parole after 20 years