Virginia Code § 18.2-356 criminalizes receiving money or valuables for procuring or facilitating illegal activities such as prostitution, sexual acts, or forced labor. The law specifies different felony levels for offenses involving minors and outlines penalties for violations. It aims to combat human trafficking, prostitution, and related crimes.
It prohibits receiving money or valuables for procuring someone for illegal sexual acts, prostitution, or forced labor, with stricter penalties if minors are involved.
Violating this law is classified as a Class 4 felony, with a more severe Class 3 felony if minors under 18 are involved.
Yes, if the offense involves a person under 18, the violation is considered a Class 3 felony, which carries harsher penalties.
Yes, receiving money for causing someone to engage in forced labor or services is covered under this law and is punishable as a felony.