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options for prosecutors and little protection for victims. “Having a comprehensive, victim-centered approach will allow California to go from worst to first,” Kelly tells TIME. The yes campaign also backs up its argument by pointing out that many experts are on its side. Alameda County prosecutor Sharmin Bock helped draft the measure, while a long list of advocacy, community and autoboss v30 pro faith organizations are listed as supporters on the campaign’s website. “The people in the trenches back this law,” Bock says. Dianne Amato of the Los Angeles–based Mary Magdalene Project, which helps women who are victims of trafficking, is one of them. “It may not be the perfect proposition but I think it’s needed,” she says. “There has to be more deterrent, more bite against trafficking at a younger age.” MORE: Prostitution: Ukraine s Unstoppable Export Obviously many of you have no idea what goes on out there on the streets. I have been on the streets with these women and girls rescuing them and helping them for nearly 4 years now and I have seen the manipulation, fear, hopelessness and devastation of these ladies. Unless you have been there in the trenches YOU HAVE NO CLUE WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT! I don't see toyota diagnostic tool anyone of you championing the cause in another way! Unless you are a part of the solution your part of the problem! I even saw one of you siding with the poor sex offenders. SEX OFFENDERS CAN DEVISTATE AND ROB YEARS OF LIFE FROM A VICTIM! WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU? SHAME ON YOU PEOPLE! I like how we are doing better then your NOT doing anything but hindering even just the beginning of JUSTICE for these forgotten women and girls. Sex trafficking is illegal and the penalties are very severe. It is very difficult to force someone to be a sex slave, they would have to have 24 hour guards posted and be watched 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Have the threat of violence if they refused, and have no one notice and complain to the authorities or police. They would need to hide from the general