Amends statutory definition of "abused child."

This bill amends New Jersey's legal definition of "abused child" to explicitly include human trafficking as a form of abuse. It adds that a child is considered abused if their parent, guardian, or custodian commits or allows human trafficking against them, as defined under state law (P.L.2005, c.77). This change ensures children subjected to trafficking within their household or under a guardian's care are recognized under the state's child abuse framework, requiring intervention by child protective services. The amendment does not alter existing definitions for physical, sexual, or neglect-related abuse but expands the scope to cover human trafficking as a distinct form of abuse.