Human trafficking is a crime against a person wherein an individual is exploited for work or sex. There is a long history of human trafficking in the world, and the practice persists today among cases coming before our courts. Unlike state court judicial circuits, human-trafficking circuits cross state lines and follow major interstate highways, depositing victims at various points alongside legitimate businesses such as farms, tourist sites, hotels, construction projects, theme parks, and military bases. These clusters create rural, suburban,…
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