The Trafficking Survivors Relief Act is designed to support victims of human trafficking by allowing them to clear their criminal records, acknowledging that many individuals may have committed crimes as a direct result of their victimization. The primary goal of the legislation is to help these survivors rebuild their lives free from the stigma associated with a criminal history. Key provisions enable trafficking victims to request the court to vacate their convictions or expunge arrests for specific offenses, categorized as level A (non-violent) and level B (violent) crimes.