RELATING TO OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC HEALTH AND MORALS.

Redefines 'profits from prostitution' to include knowingly accepting money or property from a third party in exchange for participation in prostitution proceeds, regardless of whether it exceeds expenditures.

Updates 'child abuse or neglect' definition to explicitly include sex trafficking, severe trafficking, and sexual exploitation under specific subsections.

Clarifies that sex trafficking includes profiting from prostitution when another person is compelled or induced to engage in prostitution through force, threat, fraud, coercion, or intimidation.

Elevates commercial sexual exploitation to a class C felony when committed in reckless disregard that the victim is a sex trafficking victim.

Makes promoting prostitution a class B felony instead of a petty misdemeanor.

Creates new offense of commercial sexual exploitation of a minor as a class B felony with mandatory minimum fine of $5,000.

Removes exemptions for police officers and law enforcement acting in undercover operations from prostitution and commercial sexual exploitation provisions.

Updates statutory references and formatting throughout the code to improve readability and consistency.