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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2025 · 49 MIN

Erik Bauer, Esq. | Dec 28, 2025 001

from Law Matters 1030 · host Sherry

In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with attorney Eric Bauer about the critical issue of child sex trafficking. They discuss the alarming statistics surrounding trafficking, the legal battles against platforms like Backpage and Craigslist, and the impact of the FOSTA-SESTA legislation. Bauer emphasizes the need for stronger enforcement of anti-trafficking laws and the role of technology in facilitating these crimes. The conversation highlights the importance of community awareness and legislative change to protect children from trafficking.Child sex trafficking is a severe crime affecting many children.The average age of trafficking victims is alarmingly low.Most trafficking victims are American citizens, not foreign nationals.Legislation like FOSTA-SESTA has made a significant impact on trafficking.Enforcement of anti-trafficking laws remains a major challenge.Technology plays a dual role in both facilitating and combating trafficking.Community awareness and education are crucial in the fight against trafficking.Legislative changes are needed to strengthen protections for children.There is a need for a united front against trafficking at all levels of government.The fight against trafficking requires the involvement of everyone in the community.

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