Establishes affirmative defense to prosecution for any crime committed by victim of human trafficking under certain circumstances.

This bill establishes an affirmative defense for individuals who commit crimes as a direct result of being victims of human trafficking. Under the bill, a victim of human trafficking cannot be prosecuted for any crime under New Jersey's criminal code (Title 2C) if two conditions are met: (1) they were a trafficking victim at the time of the alleged crime, and (2) the crime was committed as a direct result of the trafficking. The defense remains available even if there was no conviction for the underlying trafficking offense. This policy change applies to all criminal offenses covered under New Jersey law, including human trafficking, prostitution, and related offenses, aiming to prevent victims from facing criminal charges for acts committed under duress.