TREY'S Law

Protection for Survivors and Witnesses: The Act ensures that victims or alleged victims of sexual abuse against a minor can disclose the abuse or related facts without being stopped by a contract (Section 4(a)(1)). It also protects other people from being prevented from disclosing facts related to the abuse (Section 4(a)(2)).

Freedom from Civil Liability: The purpose of the Act is to ensure survivors and people with knowledge of such abuse can disclose the information freely without fear of civil liability (Section 2(b)(4)).

Obstruction of Justice Prevention: By making these clauses void, the Act aims to prevent private agreements from being used to obstruct the investigation or prosecution of Federal crimes involving the sexual abuse or trafficking of minors (Section 2(b)(2)).

Preservation of Constitutional Rights: The Act seeks to protect the rights of survivors to petition the government for redress and maintain access to the courts (Section 2(b)(1) and Section 2(b)(3)).