South Dakota · South Dakota Codified Laws — Title 22, Crimes
SDCL Title 22 § 22-49-3: Second degree human trafficking--Penalty--Mandatory sentence--Subsequent offenses
What this law says, in plain English
Second degree human trafficking involves using force, threat, fraud, or coercion to cause someone to perform forced labor or involuntary servitude. It is a Class 3 felony with mandatory minimum sentences of at least 5 years for first offense, 10 years for subsequent offenses.
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