
What Prosecutors Must Prove In A Federal Child Trafficking Case
Under federal law, nobody has to prove a child was forced. That one sentence changes how these cases are built, and how you should read the news.
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Under federal law, nobody has to prove a child was forced. That one sentence changes how these cases are built, and how you should read the news.
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