Section 11-67.1-4. – Forced labor.

§ 11-67.1-4. Forced labor. (a) A person commits the offense of forced labor if the person knowingly uses coercion to compel an individual to provide labor or services, except when such conduct is permissible under federal law or law of this state other than this chapter. (b) Every person who shall commit forced labor of […]

Section 11-67.1-5. – Sexual servitude.

§ 11-67.1-5. Sexual servitude. (a) A person commits the offense of sexual servitude if the person knowingly: (1) Maintains or makes available a minor for the purpose of engaging the minor in commercial sexual activity; or (2) Uses coercion or deception to compel an adult to engage in commercial sexual activity. (b) It is not […]

Section 11-67.1-6. – Patronizing a victim of sexual servitude.

§ 11-67.1-6. Patronizing a victim of sexual servitude. (a) A person commits the offense of patronizing a victim of sexual servitude if the person knowingly gives, agrees to give, or offers to give anything of value so that an individual may engage in commercial sexual activity with another individual and the person knows that the […]

Section 11-67.1-7. – Patronizing a minor for commercial sexual activity.

§ 11-67.1-7. Patronizing a minor for commercial sexual activity. (a) A person commits the offense of patronizing a minor for commercial sexual activity if: (1) With the intent that an individual engage in commercial sexual activity with a minor, the person gives, agrees to give, or offers to give anything of value to a minor […]

Section 11-67.1-8. – Business entity liability.

§ 11-67.1-8. Business entity liability. (a) A person that is a business entity may be prosecuted for an offense under §§ 11-67.1-3 — 11-67.1-7 only if: (1) The entity knowingly engages in conduct that constitutes human trafficking; or (2) An employee or nonemployee agent of the entity engages in conduct that constitutes human trafficking and […]

Section 11-67.1-9. – Aggravating circumstance.

§ 11-67.1-9. Aggravating circumstance. (a) An aggravating circumstance during the commission of an offense under §§ 11-67.1-3, 11-67.1-4, or 11-67.1-5 occurs when: (1) The defendant recruited, enticed, or obtained the victim of the offense from a shelter that serves individuals subjected to human trafficking, domestic violence, or sexual assault, runaway youth, foster children, or the […]