Eliminates statute of limitations for prosecution of human trafficking crimes.

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This bill amends New Jersey's statute of limitations for crimes. It removes the five-year time limit for prosecuting human trafficking offenses, allowing charges to be filed at any time. This change affects individuals accused of human trafficking and the state's ability to prosecute these crimes.

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