New Florida Penalties Target Child Exploitation
Three new laws took effect on October 1 in Florida, imposing harsher penalties for trafficking minors, luring children, and distributing nonconsensual sexual content.
Individuals who engage in such activities, including child molesters and those who create and distribute nonconsensual sexual content, will face severe consequences.
Get yourself a “stable” of girls, or boys—the younger the better—and make big money by peddling their coerced sexual “favors.”
Florida's new laws aim to protect children and hold perpetrators accountable. The state's efforts to combat child exploitation have led to a significant increase in arrests, with major stings taking place.
Author's summary: Florida introduces stricter laws against child exploitation.
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