California § 13885.15 - The special agent teams established pursuant to Section 13885.1 shall also take a

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§ 13885.15. The special agent teams established pursuant to Section 13885.1 shall also take a

(a) The special agent teams established pursuant to Section 13885.1 shall also take a proactive role in the investigation and prosecution of preferential child molesters and sexual exploiters. (b) For purposes of this section, “preferential child molester” means a person whose primary sex drive is directed toward children. A preferential child molester is distinguished from a situational child molester, who will use children sexually in times of stress because of a lack of impulse control or as a result of circumstances.

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