CRIM CD-PATRONIZING SEX TRADE

Summary

The bill adds a new section to Illinois' Criminal Code allowing courts to order people arrested for patronizing prostitution to participate in the Epstein Accountability Program and, at the court's discretion, impose a fine tied to the offender's net taxable income. Collected fines go to a fund for human‑trafficking survivors, with portions paid to the program provider and the arresting law‑enforcement agency. The program must be approved by the Attorney General and can be run by local public entities or nonprofit partners.

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