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Summary
The bill changes state law so that every county must have a Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) that brings together law enforcement, child‑protective services, prosecutors, medical and mental‑health providers, and victim advocates. It forces these multidisciplinary teams to share information, keep investigations confidential, and keep non‑offending parents informed, while also protecting the identity of child victims in sexual‑offense cases. The measure adds rights for children to receive forensic interviews and expands evidence rules for trafficking and other child‑victim crimes.
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