Modifies and establishes provisions relating to judicial proceedings

This bill modifies evidence rules in criminal cases involving children or vulnerable people (defined as those with developmental delays, mental health conditions, or under age 17). It allows certain prior statements made by these individuals to be admitted as evidence without live testimony, provided courts find the statements reliable and the witness is unavailable due to trauma or other reasons. The bill also establishes new rules for admitting visual/aural recordings of statements made at child assessment centers, requiring specific safeguards like accurate recording and witness identification. Additionally, it mandates $10,000 restitution per victim for certain human trafficking offenses (e.g., sections 566.203-566.211) to fund a dedicated state exploitation prevention fund.