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This bill revises Nevada's laws regarding sex trafficking by increasing the penalties for facilitating sex trafficking based on the age of the victim. Currently, the law defines facilitating sex trafficking as actions like transporting, selling travel services, or traveling with the intent to engage in sexual conduct with someone induced into prostitution or sexual activities. The bill modifies the punishment structure significantly: for victims 18 and older, the imprisonment term is increased from 1-6 years to 2-10 years; for victims 16-18 years old, the term is increased from 3-10 years to 4-10 years; and the bill adds two new penalty ranges for younger victims—for those 14-16 years old, imprisonment would be 6-20 years, and for victims under 14 years old, imprisonment would be 10-20 years. These changes aim to impose stricter penalties on individuals who facilitate sex trafficking, with more severe punishments for crimes involving younger victims, reflecting the increased harm and vulnerability of children in these situations.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12008/Overview