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North Dakota Senate advances mandatory minimum sentences for human trafficking crimes

  • The North Dakota Senate approved House Bill 1361 on April 1, 2025, establishing mandatory minimum sentences for human trafficking offenders, with a vote of 45-1.
  • The bill mandates a 20-year sentence for Class AA felonies, 10 years for Class A felonies, and five years for Class B felonies.
  • Sen. Claire Cory stated, "This sends the message that North Dakota will not tolerate exploitation and slavery" during the Senate floor session.
  • The bill will return to the House for consideration due to amendments made by the Senate, with a future vote date yet to be scheduled.
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Inforum broke the news in Fargo, United States on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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