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July 22, 2008
"If you don't use the anti-trafficking law, then people will think there's no trafficking."
-- Former state Rep. Velma Veloria, the sponsor of legislation to explicitly outlaw human trafficking, on law enforcement's reticence to accuse criminals of the crime in lieu of charging them for other crimes such as sexual assault.
-The Seattle Post-Intelligencer 7/22/2008
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