Miniya Malone (NJ State House News Service) TRENTON, N.J. – Efforts to eliminate the statute of limitations for human trafficking prosecutions advanced in a Senate committee Thursday just two days before the first World Cup game in East Rutherford. Currently, both criminal and civil cases relating to human trafficking must be filed within 5 years. […]
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