Victims of sex trafficking; immunity for minors to arrest or prosecution for prostitution.

The entire document structure was reformatted to include line numbers, page headers, and specific bill identifiers, while the actual legislative text remained unchanged.

Deleted the requirement that minors be referred to social services for a 'human trafficking or other assessment'.

Removed the clause stating that law enforcement officers acting in good faith would not be liable for false arrest if the minor was immune from prosecution.

Changed the document status from 'Enrolled' (final law) to a 'Substitute' draft, indicating the bill is being revised before final passage.

Immunity for minors was expanded to include protection from arrest in addition to prosecution.

Authorized law enforcement officers and social services to take custody of the minor pursuant to specific state codes.

Added a mandatory requirement that minors be referred to the local department of social services for a human trafficking assessment.

Added a liability protection clause stating that officers acting in good faith are not liable for false arrest if the minor is later found immune.