NJ S4899

Upgrades promotion of prostitution from a third-degree to second-degree crime, with a mandatory minimum sentence of one-third to one-half of the term imposed or five years (whichever is greater) before parole eligibility

Elevates compelling another to engage in prostitution and promoting prostitution of one's spouse from third-degree to second-degree crimes with the same mandatory minimum sentencing requirements

Creates two new offenses: "leader of a prostitution network" (second-degree crime with fines up to $250,000 or five times seized profits) and "participant in a prostitution network" (third-degree crime)

Establishes a presumption against admission into the Pretrial Intervention Program for defendants charged with prostitution-related crimes, except for those engaging in prostitution as the prostitute

Provides an affirmative defense for participants in a prostitution network who were victims of human trafficking during the alleged offense