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Mark A. Motivans, Ph.D., Tracey Kyckelhahn, Bureau of Justice Statistics
October 1, 2006 NCJ 215248
Presents Federal criminal case processing statistics on peonage and slavery statutes in the U.S. criminal code with a focus on human trafficking offenses created by Congress in the Trafficking in Victims Protection Act of 2000. The report includes national data on the number and type of human trafficking offenders referred to and prosecuted by U.S. attorneys. It describes human trafficking case processing, including number of convictions and types of sentences imposed. Data are presented on matters referred by investigating law enforcement agency and Federal judicial district. This is a web only document.
Part of the Characteristics of Suspected Human-Trafficking Incidents Series
Full report (PDF 732K)
ASCII file (8K)
Spreadsheet (Zip format 3K)
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To cite this product, use the following link:
https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=887
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