Criminal
Apr. 2, 2013
Orange County files its first Prop. 35 case
Orange County prosecutors last week charged the county's first case of forcible human trafficking of a minor under Proposition 35, an anti-trafficking bill passed in November. The case is among the first batch filed under the new law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Orange County district attorney's office last week charged its first case under a newly passed state law against human trafficking, accusing a 33-year old man of forcing a girl to prostitute herself.
It is one of the first batch of cases to be prosecuted under Proposition 35, the measure overwhelmingly passed by voters in November to create harsher penalties for those convicted of human traff...
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