Which of the following actions is included in the Florida statute definition of human trafficking?

• A. Soliciting, enticing, recruiting, transporting, harboring, maintaining, obtaining, or providing.
• B. Providing legal advice.
• C. Offering medical services.
• D. Conducting a harmless social event.

Answer: (A)

Florida's trafficking statute defines it by listing acts that move or control a person for exploitation. The acts included—soliciting, enticing, recruiting, transporting, harboring, maintaining, obtaining, or providing—mirror how traffickers pull someone in, move them, or keep them in a situation where they’re exploited for labor or services. That exact language shows up in the statute and is why this option is the best choice: it directly maps to the defined methods traffickers use to facilitate exploitation.

The other options don’t fit because they describe ordinary professional services or benign activities, not actions tied to coercing or exploiting another person for labor or services under the trafficking definition.