Requires Attorney General to establish Human Trafficking Unit in Department of Law and Public Safety.

This bill requires New Jersey's Attorney General to create a dedicated Human Trafficking Unit within the Department of Law and Public Safety. The unit must include assistant or deputy attorneys general (with one designated as Coordinator) and will handle criminal prosecutions, assist counties in investigations, connect victims to support services, and collaborate with state agencies like Health, Labor, and the State Police. It also mandates ongoing training for law enforcement on trafficking cases and requires an annual public awareness campaign to educate about trafficking signs, consequences, and victim support. The Coordinator must report yearly to the Governor and Legislature on the unit's work and suggest improvements. This directly affects victims, law enforcement, county prosecutors, and state agencies working on trafficking cases.