Pennsylvania law sections 3013-3015 address crimes related to human trafficking, including patronizing victims, unlawfully controlling documents, and nonpayment of wages. Section 3013 criminalizes engaging in sex acts with trafficking victims, with penalties including felony charges and fines. Sections 3014 and 3015 target unlawful document control and wage theft connected to trafficking activities, emphasizing the state's efforts to combat exploitation and protect victims.
It is a second-degree felony to engage in sex acts with someone knowing they are a trafficking victim, with penalties including fines and possible imprisonment.
Yes, individuals suspected of prostitution or trafficking can be detained and questioned to determine if they are victims or involved in trafficking activities.
Such actions are third-degree felonies, punishable by significant fines and imprisonment, as they hinder a victim's ability to move or escape trafficking.
Yes, failing to pay wages or causing financial harm to trafficking victims is a criminal offense, with penalties for those who commit wage theft in connection with trafficking.