Atlanta Escorts: Georgia’s New Sex Trafficking Law Step In Right Direction, Advocacy Group Says

Posted on May 18th, 2011 in Atlanta escorts

Kempton: Yes. The fact that the victims can claim an affirmative defense when they come forward is huge. A lot of girls are scared to come forward and this creates a safe haven for them to do so. This also helps deter the Johns and pimps because they all thrive on fear. They get her to think she has no one but him. The way this law is written, it provides a safe place for girls to share information with authorities because they are usually controlled by fear.

Kempton: This plays perfectly into our strategy. We go after the pimps and Johns and shut down the demand side. Without laws to back us up that gets increasingly difficult. This law gives us a great jumping board. We use retired police, military and Navy Seals to track down these guys online; our team members are the elite and they know what they’re doing. Laws like this just makes their work more worthwhile.

See the full article from “Juvenile Justice Information Exchange”



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