"Yes, it is prostitution — but luxury prostitution," she explains.
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"Most people, when they think about prostitution, they think street prostitution," Weitzer explains.
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Long-term addresses involving prostitution seem to have declined, as have prostitution arrests.
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Promoting prostitution of a minor and engaging in prostitution charges were lodged against Fussell.
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Prostitution is illegal in Indonesia, and Kalijodo is a major prostitution hub in Jakarta.
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Shortey surrendered to police on March 9 after being charged with engaging in child prostitution, transporting a minor for prostitution and engaging in prostitution within 1,000 feet of a church.
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An article on May 8 about prostitution misstated the legal status of prostitution in the Netherlands.
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It would repeal sections of the penal code that make prostitution, "loitering for the purposes of prostitution"—a measure decriminalization advocates call the "walking while trans ban"— and "promoting" prostitution misdemeanors.
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Compelling prostitution and promotion of prostitution involving cases of force, intimidation, or minors would remain a crime.
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In 2007, Epstein pleaded guilty to charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution in Florida.
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In 1980 when the state legislature amended its prostitution laws it inadvertently got rid of the law outlawing indoor prostitution.
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"Prostitution is inherently gender-based violence, and there is no way to perform prostitution in a safe way," she said.
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"Prostitution is a dangerous and violent activity, and the law on prostitution in France provides tools to protect," she said.
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Mingbi has been formally charged with 1 count of deriving support from prostitution and 8 counts of offer to commit prostitution.
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Epstein was granted immunity from federal prosecution but pleaded guilty to solicitation of prostitution and the procurement of minors for prostitution.
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Police said they have been charged with racketeering, deriving support from proceeds of prostitution and engaging or maintaining a place of prostitution.
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The bureau collected copious evidence, and in 2016, Epstein pleaded guilty to the solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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The scale effect posits that legalized prostitution leads to an expansion of the prostitution market, which increases trafficking, while the substitution effect contends that legalized prostitution would reduce the demand for trafficked women because legal prostitutes are favored over trafficked ones.
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Epstein had pleaded guilty in 2008 to a state charge of procuring a person under 18 for prostitution and felony solicitation of prostitution.
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"I'm anti-prostitution," the Florida Republican told reporters on Monday when asked about his upcoming visit to Elko, Nevada, where prostitution is legal.
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In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty to state charges in Florida of procuring a person under 18 for prostitution and felony solicitation of prostitution.
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Sex trafficking is legally defined as using force, fraud, or coercion to compel prostitution from someone else, or any prostitution that involves a minor.
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Mingbi was arrested on April 11 and charged with one count of deriving support from prostitution and eight counts of offering to commit prostitution.
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That's why Manhattan prosecutors screen every prostitution arrest for evidence of trafficking and dismiss prostitution cases after individuals receive counseling sessions and other services.
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They were to be charged if they had already been convicted of prostitution three times, not if it was their third arrest for prostitution.
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The owner of Orchids of Asia, Hua Zhang, was arrested and assigned charges relating to profiting off prostitution and maintaining a house of prostitution.
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Epstein, who pleaded guilty to state counts of soliciting a minor for prostitution and soliciting prostitution in 2008, was disqualified to donate to the university.
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Pimps are considered arbiters of prostitution, and the current laws target any adult who facilitates prostitution—romantic partners, prostitutes working together for safety reasons, etc.
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They were to be charged if they had already been convicted of prostitution three times, not if it was their third arrest on prostitution charges.
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But as voters in the only state that allows prostitution head into Tuesday's GOP caucuses, Rubio did not say he would advocate making prostitution illegal nationwide.
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Crisp, Andrews, Nguyen, and Lombardi have been charged with engaging in prostitution while Crooks and Soland were charged with promoting prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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What do "The Girlfriend Experience," the new Starz television show about prostitution, and "The Girlfriend Experience," the 2009 Steven Soderbergh film about prostitution, have in common?
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His side of the deal saw him agree to plead guilty to a state-level charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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A plea deal kept Epstein from federal prosecution, but he pleaded guilty to the state charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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Under a 2008 non-prosecution agreement, Epstein pleaded guilty to state charges in Florida of solicitation of prostitution involving a minor and another similar prostitution charge.
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Eventually, two company officers pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of permitting prostitution, and the corporation pleaded guilty to promoting prostitution and paid a $1,000 fine.
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Although the indictment does not charge the defendants with sex trafficking crimes — sex trafficking, which involves the prostitution of children and forced prostitution of adults, is legally distinct from prostitution more generally — the official said the case was part of the government's larger efforts to combat trafficking.
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The arrest was made over a decade after Epstein pleaded guilty to solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution and served 13 months in prison.
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While exploiting the prostitution of others is a crime, owning an establishment where prostitution takes place is not in itself illegal, according to a European Parliament report.
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The committee is calling for evidence around "what the implications are for prostitution-related offences of the Crown Prosecution Service's recognition of prostitution as violence against women".
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" In the 2016/17 Home Affairs Committee prostitution report, Vera Baird QC, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria Police directly addressed this problem, suggesting legislation "for the deletion of previous convictions/cautions for prostitution from the record as these are a significant barrier to exiting prostitution or gaining employment.
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Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 to procuring a person under 18 for prostitution and felony solicitation of prostitution, according to his plea agreement on charges brought in Florida.
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The broadness of prostitution statutes made it obvious they weren't just about stopping prostitution but about having aggressive tools to use selectively in the name of public order.
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The release alleges Lambach recruited women with drug problems into prostitution and that VanWert used his residence at a senior living facility as a place to conduct the prostitution.
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The independent charity spoke to 71 women involved or formerly involved in prostitution, and ten stakeholders with working knowledge of the prostitution-related criminal justice system for their report.
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" - Anna, 23 "Pretty Woman because it romanticized prostitution.
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In 20093 an anti-prostitution charge was added to the United States Military Code of Justice (to the outrage of some American troops stationed in Germany, where prostitution is legal).
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In addition, some prosecutors are worried about the high standard of proof (specific intent to facilitate prostitution) and whether this new bill now requires specific intent to facilitate interstate prostitution.
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Prostitution is legal only in a few counties in Nevada, and even there, the brothel industry had to recently beat back a bill that would have outlawed prostitution in the state.
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But all sides agree that prostitution practiced openly would reverberate well beyond the city's thriving but shadowy sex industry of street prostitution, massage parlors, strip clubs and high-end call girls.
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One of the open records cases he's litigated for Cernovich involves Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier who pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting prostitution and procuring a person under 18 for prostitution.
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There are many types of sex work, but prostitution, specifically, is illegal in most of the U.S. This isn't the case in Nevada, however, where prostitution was legalized in 1971 (albeit with restrictions).
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The decriminalization model the group proposes involves repealing parts of the state penal code that deem prostitution and "promoting prostitution" criminal behavior, and target transgender women and transgender women of color in particular.
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After the arrest of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and 85033 other men on misdemeanor prostitution charges in an investigation of an erotic massage parlor, some suggested that prostitution should be legalized.
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That, they say, would force ever younger girls into prostitution and make it difficult for law enforcement to detect sex trafficking cases because citizens might call 20183 less frequently if prostitution is legal.
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They may also have to attend a prostitution awareness course.
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Prostitution doesn't need to be legal for this to happen.
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Kraft pleaded not guilty to two counts of soliciting prostitution.
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Women in the village, he said, were engaged in prostitution.
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"The victim is the prostitute," Johnson said of criminal prostitution.
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Similar progress needs to be made for women in prostitution.
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Prosecutors said they planned to force the victim into prostitution.
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"Is your prostitution company that you have?" she asked DePaola.
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Rarely do depictions of prostitution in television overlap with feminism.
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That's was the recent thing around ... Prostitution and sex trafficking.
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In France, prostitution is not illegal but buying sex is.
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The financier also pleaded guilty to just two prostitution charges.
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The resort in your book runs an underground prostitution ring.
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Full-time mothering — like stripping and prostitution — is hard work.
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One Democratic Free Stater is currently trying to legalise prostitution.
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During that time, she was convicted of prostitution six times.
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But have some people been sentenced to jail on prostitution?
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Perhaps a simple progressive policy change could help: legalize prostitution.
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She had promised to legalize marijuana and prostitution if elected.
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The two sides speak about prostitution in very different terms.
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Street gangs have increasingly become involved in organizing prostitution networks.
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Prostitution flourishes in the area, a boon for local mobsters.
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The hours of prostitution often ran all day, every day.
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Freeman (1989), that filmed sex did not count as prostitution.
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Kraft faces two counts of soliciting someone to commit prostitution.
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He faces charges of child prostitution and solicitation in Minnesota.
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Prostitution is and has always been illegal in South Korea.
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Armed gangs are increasingly involved in human trafficking and prostitution.
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Prostitution is theoretically legal in Peru but soliciting is banned.
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Former Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta worked with Epstein's legal team to arrange a plea deal after Epstein was charged with solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution in Florida in 2007.
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Mr. Epstein's lawyers eventually struck a deal under which he agreed to plead guilty in a Florida court to one count of soliciting prostitution and another of procuring a person under 18 for prostitution.
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"Prostitution in itself is inherently violent," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding that laws aimed at curbing demand by punishing clients without criminalizing those who have been driven into prostitution were a better solution.
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But in 2007, he cut a secret deal with then-US Attorney Acosta that granted Epstein immunity from federal prosecution, and Epstein pleaded guilty only to solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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"The primary objectives of police enforcement actions are to prevent exploitation of those engaged in prostitution, combat organized prostitution activities, and minimize the nuisance caused to members of the public," the spokesperson said via email.
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McCoid said he has filed a writ in a separate prostitution charge Clark is facing, challenging the constitutionality of West Virginia's prostitution statute on the grounds that it's vague and does not define the crime.
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The suspect was also accused of engaging in prostitution and adultery.
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Although illegal in China, prostitution is difficult to avoid even now.
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The intersection is often heavily policed for prostitution along Roosevelt Avenue.
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Allen is being questioned about payoffs to police for prostitution protection.
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Statisticians began to count the contribution of prostitution and illegal drugs.
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Prostitution is legal in Switzerland but the project has encountered resistance.
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Many victims were women forced into prostitution by people they knew.
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The definition includes content alluding to homosexuality, drug addiction and prostitution.
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Epstein served time on two state charges of solicitation of prostitution.
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Prostitution is illegal in Indonesia but rampant in most major cities.
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Epstein spent 13 months in jail for two counts of prostitution.
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"Some turn to prostitution to pay for the lifestyle," he says.
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She run a high-end prostitution ring in New York City.
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One could easily say that [sex work] should be criminalized prostitution.
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Thus the charges are made in states where prostitution is illegal.
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Every day, people are literally sold into forced labor or prostitution.
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Bazelon's article focuses on the pros and cons of decriminalizing prostitution.
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Epstein had pleaded guilty in 2008 to Florida state prostitution charges.
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Some countries, like the Czech Republic, allow prostitution but prohibit brothels.
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She's been detained on charges ranging from prostitution to disorderly conduct.
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Brown says she was forced into prostitution after a difficult childhood.
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Many unaccompanied minors are also sold into slavery or forced prostitution.
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To make rent, its characters embraced prostitution, both professional and circumstantial.
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Prostitution in Spain is not legal but is tolerated, Bedia said.
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The reason that I will not do prostitution is my mummy.
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Prostitution and credit card scams were two ways she made money.
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Many countries have a huge underground tourist trade in child prostitution.
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The link between football tournaments and prostitution is a recent phenomenon.
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Sexting is not a gateway to being in a prostitution ring.
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One dead pimp on "The Deuce" doesn't end male-controlled prostitution.
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All told, dozens of men have been charged with soliciting prostitution.
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A bill to decriminalize prostitution in DC was introduced in 2017.
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Megalomania, emotional blackmail, prostitution, drug dealing, and creepy men named Bob.
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Your response to an online ad for prostitution has been logged.
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There's a woman judge leading this court that's dealing with prostitution.
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Despite some progress, legislative achievements around prostitution have often been meager.
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The mayor said there were no plans to outlaw prostitution outright.
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Decriminalizing prostitution allows the government to regulate and monitor the trade.
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Research shows the opposite; legalizing prostitution actually reduces violence toward women.
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People look at legalizing prostitution and see something nefarious, she said.
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At one point she turned to prostitution to fund their habit.
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"This is happening all over the U.S.," he said of prostitution.
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"The accusation of solicitation of prostitution is totally false," Childs said.
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Public stoning, rape, mutilation and forced prostitution are all common consequences.
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It also called for the legalization of drugs, prostitution and pornography.
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Ultimately, I was charged with conspiracy to transport persons for prostitution.
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Through prostitution, communicable diseases, such as syphilis, spread through the military.
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When Rhode Island accidentally legalized indoor prostitution (a rewrite of its overly broad prostitution laws wound up deleting the language making it illegal) for a number of years, reported rapes declined by 31 percent after; when the Netherlands opened "tippelzones," or areas where street prostitution is legal, reports of rape and sexual abuse declined by a similar percentage over the first two years.
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According to court docs ... the incident went down back in February when Glocc was arrested on 2 counts of intentionally promoting the prostitution of an individual and 1 count of inducing an individual to practice prostitution.
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"The religious right needs to know it's not going away," Mr. Hof said of prostitution, adding that attempts to ban things like alcohol, marijuana and prostitution only drive the industries underground and allow criminals to thrive.
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" Commander Christine Jones, the Met's lead on prostitution crime, responded to Broadly's discoveries by saying: "The MPS recognizes that there is a need to understand the issue of prostitution across London in a more sophisticated way.
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Panel member Sunitha Krishnan pointed to a section of the Immoral Trafficking Prevention Act, which says charges may be applied to a "person who carries on prostitution and the person with whom such prostitution is carried on".
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Prostitution returned in force after China began liberalising its economy in 1978.
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Despite numerous campaigns against the business, prostitution is probably becoming more common.
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Zhang has been charged with racketeering and running a house of prostitution.
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And three of those women were also charged with engaging in prostitution.
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"Sexual services" include prostitution, escort services, sexual massages, and filmed sexual activity.
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Moore-Jones allegedly met the man on a prostitution website on Aug.
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He pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting a minor for prostitution.
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You might be an enthusiastic consumer of pornography and supporter of prostitution.
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To me, prostitution seems so obviously a symptom of capitalism and patriarchy.
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Prosecutors alleged the place was a den of prostitution and kinky sex.
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Illegal immigration, Ellis says, brought more drugs, crime and prostitution to Albertville.
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Kraft has pleaded not guilty to two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution.
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Yet Sweden's prostitution laws are surprisingly illiberal—and increasingly being copied elsewhere.
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Nations have been divided over the best way to deal with prostitution.
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In 2008, the Southern District charged a seemingly routine interstate prostitution ring.
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Police official Antonino Ciavola said minor girls were also forced into prostitution.
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Police installed hidden cameras inside the business to capture prostitution on tape.
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Kraft, 77, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of soliciting prostitution.
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In fact, legalizing prostitution might even decrease demand for illegal sex trafficking.
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Have you thought about how your developments might affect the prostitution industry?
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SeekingArrangement spokeswoman Alexis Germany said prostitution is strictly against the site's rules.
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Ms. Figueroa, who has a history of arrests for prostitution, stayed inside.
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Indeed, if the internet makes prostitution safe, why is Desiree Robinson dead?
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Ortiz allegedly picked Peña up at a prostitution hub on September 14.
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Instead he had only her prostitution record and an undercover officer's word.
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Prostitution, as the adage goes, is the oldest profession in the world.
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It's hard to be coolly rational about heinous crimes like forced prostitution.
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It was the city's second biggest prostitution raid this year; on Jan.
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Her lawyers argued the incident was legally the same as forced prostitution.
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Miranda was initially charged with rape, corruption of minors and forced prostitution.
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If it's between YouTube and me to explain prostitution, I pick me.
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Ms. Bey, who had a record of prostitution, was also found nude.
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He was arrested in February and charged with interstate trafficking in prostitution.
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Prostitution figured prominently, as did booze; sozzled women were a particular worry.
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But the unanticipated result is that prostitution can now be even riskier.
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Amy Klobuchar -- that made websites liable for prostitution advertising by third parties.
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" In a statement, Cheng's family said the prostitution allegations were a "joke.
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Prostitution was made illegal in Cambodia in 2008, though it is widespread.
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The White House Military Office said there was no evidence of prostitution.
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And the line between pure performance and occasional prostitution was always blurry.
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Eton Tower, just off Thomas Circle, was in the city's prostitution zone.
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Sexual abuse, prostitution and mental illness all shaped Solanas's tormented, truncated life.
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The women have pleaded not guilty to several charges related to prostitution.
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Hutchinson Biehl is justified in looking into people's views on prostitution, the official said, because the law that funds the human trafficking grants bans recipients from using the money to lobby for or promote the legalization of prostitution.
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Working in the same space can help sex workers stay safe, but some anti-prostitution laws make that illegal, or even expose workers who share space to more severe charges like promoting or profiting from prostitution, Mogulescu said.
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The case Robin and Miranda are investigating involves both prostitution and surrogacy – but it's the prostitution that's mostly legal, and the commercial surrogacy that's illegal, which raises all sorts of interesting questions about the ownership of female bodies.
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The case was eventually referred to the FBI, and in 2008, after years of investigation and legal wrangling, Epstein pleaded guilty to charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution in a deal with federal prosecutors.
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The quoted statement was actually our citation of important work by Andrea Dworkin, the feminist writer and survivor of prostitution, who was explaining the ideology that makes prostitution possible: a sexism that insists that women like domination and rape.
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Last month, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was charged with soliciting prostitution at a massage parlor in Florida, as part of a months-long police sting operation investigating a prostitution and sex trafficking ring operating in southern Florida.
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The case was eventually referred to the FBI, and in 1003, after years of investigation and legal wrangling, Epstein pleaded guilty to charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution in a deal with federal prosecutors.
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She would decriminalize assisted suicide, prostitution and not only marijuana but all drugs.
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Mariah Carey's sister was arrested on prostitution charges in New York on Friday.
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Mothers often see (prostitution) as a last resort to provide for their children.
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They see me as the daughter of an infamous reality show prostitution whore.
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It seems that almost everyone has an opinion about prostitution and sex work.
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" The subtitle reads: "Falling for your boss's sexual advances is prostitution, not rape.
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The roots of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction are all connected in childhood trauma.
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Prostitution is a crime in South Korea punishable with imprisonment for three years.
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You develop "tactics" for gaining enough money for food, including panhandling and prostitution.
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Sergeant Cliff Nieves and police officer Steven Nieves are charged with promoting prostitution.
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Both Wang and Shen have been criminally charged by prosecutors with prostitution crimes.
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Jerry Brown did approve legislation that decriminalises prostitution in the case of minors.
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In other words, it bans police from charging people under 18 with prostitution.
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He was charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution and engaging in criminal activity.
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Prostitution is a human rights issue, and it is long overdue for reform.
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They hoped to tackle pimps and to deter imperilled young women from prostitution.
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Miners arrived in the mid-19th century, soon followed by gambling and prostitution.
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Just 29% of Nevadans said they would ban prostitution in a recent poll.
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Depictions of the trade often focus on poverty, environmental destruction, prostitution and harassment.
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The hotline has also received more than 2,000 conversations about trafficking or prostitution.
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Undocumented immigrants are stalked by ICE at prostitution diversion courts in New York.
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He pleaded guilty to prostitution-related charges involving an underage girl in 2008.
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The theory that major sporting events fuel prostitution is not a new one.
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Instead, he pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting a minor for prostitution.
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Floods can force last-resort prostitution as women struggle to make ends meet.
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Before that evening I'd never thought to take pictures of anything involving prostitution.
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Epstein pleaded guilty to a state charge of soliciting prostitution from underage girls.
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Vices of the strip – prostitution, fights, drug possession – are adjudicated in this court.
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" Or pro-prostitution, like "Isn't it so great that she's out doing this?
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Teresa once accused Kim of running a prostitution ring back in Season 8.
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Vices of the strip - prostitution, fights, drug possession - are adjudicated in this court.
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There is obviously some prostitution going on in the parking lot as well.
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France has overhauled prostitution laws by making it illegal to pay for sex.
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Craigslist prevailed in a case alleging it had "knowingly and intentionally" facilitated prostitution.
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Then she got a criminal record and was basically unable to leave prostitution.
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They say it will push prostitution further underground and make them more vulnerable.
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The Norwegian police called a long-running Oslo crackdown on prostitution Operation Homeless.
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Returning to the country in 2014, she called prostitution "commercial rape," making headlines.
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But there is a "grey line" between prostitution and sex trafficking, he said.
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They want to end demand for prostitution, not make it better or safer.
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There is a 20 exception for prostitution, which President Trump signed last year.
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Then, several months later, NYPD officers arrested Yang and charged her with prostitution.
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The paper also addressed the impact that sex robots could have on prostitution.
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"They have bad spirits inside them—that's why they do prostitution," Odasani said.
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He resigned in 2008 after being linked to a high-end prostitution ring.
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It's easy to get into prostitution; it's very, very difficult to get out.
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Eliot Spitzer had patronized a high-priced prostitution ring, leading Spitzer to resign.
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However, trafficking of women, prostitution and domestic violence still remain issues of concern.
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People suspected of prostitution can be held and/or jailed at U.S. borders.
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On the other hand, racism, prostitution and political unrest are rampant, she said.
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Officially, those industries are prostitution and the arrival of mass-market movie pornography.
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Street prostitution is illegal, yet women routinely sell sex on some street corners.
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Craigslist has faced criticism over its role in facilitating prostitution and trafficking before.
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She was arrested multiple times in the mid-1940s for prostitution-related offenses.
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Although child prostitution is illegal, back then, the law was not strictly enforced.
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Mr. Epstein pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting a minor for prostitution.
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Mr. Kraft has been charged with two misdemeanor counts of solicitation of prostitution.
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The athletic achievements on her Wikipedia page became subsumed by stories of prostitution.
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"Soliciting prostitution, everyone continues to see it as a joke," said the comment.
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Mr. Vitter was dogged by a prostitution scandal from nearly a decade earlier.
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They had never met Mr. Menendez, but also denied witnessing any underage prostitution.
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I am not proclaiming a moral judgment on prostitution; I am stating facts.
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At the news conference, Mr. Huber declined to talk about the prostitution charges.
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Seungri is also being investigated on suspicion of violating the country's prostitution laws.
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It was endangering the welfare of a child, not fourth-degree promoting prostitution.
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The undercover operation into prostitution, human trafficking and child predators began December 3.
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In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty to a Florida state charge of soliciting prostitution.
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Eliot Spitzer, the combative, progressive governor, lost his job in a prostitution scandal.
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"People in my neighborhood, they sell drugs; there's lots of prostitution," he said.
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Chinese women were specifically barred, those who did arrive often sold into prostitution.
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"There were mattresses all over the place for prostitution and drugs," he said.
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Mr. Spitzer resigned as New York governor in 2008 in a prostitution scandal.
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The indictment accuses Backpage of allowing prostitution ads featuring underage sex-trafficking victims.
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Both were indicted on three counts including promotion of prostitution and money laundering.
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Prosecutors have accused Backpage of permitting prostitution ads featuring underage sex trafficking victims.
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A year before she went missing she was picked up on prostitution charges.
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Military prostitution was "a side effect of the U.S. role here," she said.
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He was also videotaped expressing remorse for soliciting prostitution and betraying the motherland.
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Kraft, 77, was charged with soliciting prostitution last month in Palm Beach County.
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Mr. Kraft was charged with two first-degree misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution.
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The sites' insistence that they do not encourage prostitution is, to him, hypocritical.
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My story broadly follows a pattern that is common for victims of prostitution.
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A brothel customer's photographs of 2529th-century prostitution, made with sympathy and imagination.
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As prostitution is legal in Colombia it makes it difficult for society to see sex workers as victims of trafficking, and a blurry line often exists between those who voluntarily engage in adult prostitution and those coerced into sex work.
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The non-prosecution deal authorized by Acosta with Epstein required the wealthy money manager to plead guilty to a Florida state charge of procuring a person under 18 for prostitution and felony solicitation of prostitution, and register as a sex offender.
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A 15-year-old girl identified as E.S., who said she was a forced into prostitution when she was 13, said Backpage "profits off of women and men," whether they want to earn money through prostitution or are forced into it.
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"Prostitution exists everywhere on this earth because of the male demand for it, and a woman's position in prostitution is simply a response to these dire circumstances," Rachel Moran, a sex worker-turned-activist told a conference on sexual slavery.
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One problem: unlike Hooters (presumably), the chain was a front for a prostitution ring.
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However, police say they were there investigating complaints of alleged prostitution and drug activity.
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Some also ended up in prison because they were trafficking drugs, or in prostitution.
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Kraft, 77, has been charged with two counts of soliciting another to commit prostitution.
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One misdemeanor offense related to prostitution in a school zone would remain in effect.
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Police talk to two young women before arresting them for prostitution in November 2009.
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U.S. lawmakers have not been nearly as progressive in recent attempts to legislate prostitution.
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As we first reported ... Glocc was nabbed in a prostitution ring back in 2017.
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No study has yet shown a causal link between legalised prostitution and people trafficking.
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Victims are trafficked for exploitation on farms, in nail bars, private houses or prostitution.
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Discrimination in the workplace has forced some into prostitution and others to kill themselves.
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Inspired adolescents would no longer smoke cannabis on street corners, or fall into prostitution.
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HBO's 'The Deuce' depicts the world of porn and prostitution in 1970s New York.
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Six "major players" have been charged in organizing the prostitution ring, according to TCPalm.
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You're obviously two white guys doing a story about prostitution featuring predominantly female actors.
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"People shouldn't be punished for being induced, manipulated or forced into prostitution," she said.
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Remember, prostitution is legal in the state of Nevada ... but only in regulated brothels.
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Prostitution, she believes, can never be just work, so decriminalization is a flawed premise.
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Actor Patrick Boll was busted along with 5 others in a Florida prostitution sting.
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Many end up sleeping rough, or turning to prostitution or theft to get by.
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In Asia, followers of Rajneesh were notorious for their involvement in the prostitution trade.
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They lost the fight to define all prostitution as trafficking during the Clinton administration.
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He was previously convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Often, news media coverage of prostitution is sensationalized or one-dimensional, or plain disrespectful.
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Instead, Epstein pleaded guilty to two state prostitution charges, and served only 13 months.
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She was handcuffed and charged with prostitution; he got a citation, Ms. Biddle said.
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He pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges and served just 13 months in jail.
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Jerry Brown signed legislation that decriminalizes prostitution and increases protections for young trafficking victims.
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Epstein was convicted in 2008 for soliciting prostitution from underage girls, with then-U.
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Epstein pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting a minor for prostitution in 2008.
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Epstein previously pleaded guilty in 2008 to felony solicitation of prostitution involving a minor.
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More than 38,000 people were arrested on prostitution charges in 2016, FBI data shows.
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They snatched her, threw her in a cell, then charged her with misdemeanor prostitution.
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She served time for her role in running a New York City prostitution ring.
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It's mostly known for random hookups, prostitution and people too afraid to say hello.
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The man are accused of soliciting prostitution at a massage parlor in Jupiter, Fla.
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"Long before there was an internet or social media, there was prostitution," he added.
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A 2012 report found that 70 percent of prostitution ads came from the site.
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This is obviously a problem for women working in the black economy of prostitution.
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He describes how prostitution was rife — 15,000 streetwalkers and brothel workers in Manhattan alone.
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Prostitution is technically illegal in Clark County, which is where Las Vegas is located.
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The Enquirer spread false stories about Hillary Clinton — illnesses concealed, child prostitution, bribery, treason.
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But a prostitution sting and suspicions of espionage brought the planning to a halt.
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Two people have already pleaded guilty to soliciting Clark for prostitution, the complaint notes.
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Coultrup denied that the women were there for the purpose of engaging in prostitution.
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Baltimore prosecutors are no longer prosecuting most drug, prostitution and other public order offenses.
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Prostitution is a multimillion dollar business, yet no one is collecting taxes from it.
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The increase probably reflects changes in both police enforcement and in the prostitution market.
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I'm embarrassed by how I bought into the 'Pretty Woman' scenario of child prostitution.
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That same year, Epstein pleaded guilty to crimes that involved soliciting minors for prostitution.
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Prosperity is the official religion, while prostitution and larceny are among the founding industries.
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The allure of gold attracts fortune-seekers, who bring prostitution, alcohol, drugs, and violence.
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A 2014 photo of sex workers at the Dolly prostitution complex in Surabaya, Indonesia.
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Under FOSTA, prosecutors would just need to prove that websites are intentionally promoting prostitution.
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Prostitution arrests fell by about 90% from the average over the same time period.
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Prostitution was a way for me to support my growing addiction to crack cocaine.
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Authorities busted Davis's service in 2008, charging her with running a "lucrative" prostitution ring.
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"But in the 6463 email, which is signed "Eva and Glenn Dubin," the couple made clear that they were aware that Epstein was "a registered sex offender and had plead guilty [sic] to soliciting for prostitution, and procuring a minor for prostitution.
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The 2016-17 Home Affairs Committee prostitution report revealed that there were 456 prosecutions for loitering and soliciting, but only 227 prosecutions for kerb-crawling—where male customers drive around known prostitution hotspots in search of sex workers—between 2014 and 2015.
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Authorities essentially accused them of running a prostitution ring via their sex classes, CNN reported.
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Seven associates have been accused of making millions by facilitating sex-trafficking and prostitution. [AZFamily]
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The regional school director says she heard stories of women turning to prostitution in desperation.
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In February, Kraft was charged with soliciting prostitution as part of a sex trafficking crackdown.
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Here are just a few: • A recent federal crackdown on prostitution — the shutdown of Backpage.
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Two of Weston's female victims were forced into prostitution, according to the Department of Justice.
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The human rights of people trapped in prostitution are not a matter of political ideology.
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Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court ruled in 2015 that the police could not arrest women for prostitution.
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In his neighborhood, he has endured the sight of drug sales, prostitution and other crimes.
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Travis profited from the prostitution ring and also stole money from the women, Woodward said.
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The evidence led to four charges of sexual assault, prostitution and capturing an intimate representation.
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I was exposed to gangs, prostitution, drugs and abuse before most kids learn their ABCs.
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In 2008, he pleaded guilty in Florida to soliciting a person under 18 for prostitution.
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In past years the mafia made money through distribution of narcotics, prostitution and similar crimes.
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Instead, women have been locked out of their places of work or arrested for prostitution.
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The goal of this is supposed to be that policing online prostitution rings gets easier.
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She tweeted about the book and called it 'obsessed' with prostitution and sex-workers' rights.
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He pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges and was sentenced to 13 months in jail.
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The collection benefits Thistle Farms, an organization supporting survivors of addiction, prostitution and human trafficking.
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In 2009, five women were charged with prostitution after a two-month-long police investigation.
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The brothel in Braavos is nothing but brutality, built on revenge, child prostitution, and abuse.
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Organizations that refuse to take an "anti-prostitution" pledge are ineligible for US financial aid.
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She is committed to offering the women a substitute for prostitution – meaningful wage-earning jobs.
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Kraft was hit with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution, and has pleaded not guilty.
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A lot of times criminal organizations, or human traffickers, are connected to the prostitution industry.
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In her twenties she added crack to the mix and was soon involved in prostitution.
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Legal prostitution is a fundamental part of many foreigners' perception of the northern European nation.
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A monster that is going to lead them into a world of prostitution and exploitation.
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Kraft has been charged with soliciting prostitution in that case, and has pleaded not guilty.
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Kraft was hit with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution and has pleaded not guilty.
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Spitzer resigned as New York's governor in 2008 in the wake of a prostitution scandal.
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Instead, they end up sold into prostitution in cities such as Mumbai and New Delhi.
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He was named as a client in a prostitution ring investigation but was not charged.
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Davis once operated a high-end Manhattan prostitution ring that counted Spitzer among its clients.
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Prostitution is not illegal in Singapore but soliciting, pimping or owning a brothel are criminalized.
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But the legalization of prostitution is not the answer; it would further complicate the problem.
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She had been jailed in both East and West Germany for prostitution and petty theft.
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Instead, police said the women were sold into prostitution and sent to live at brothels.
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In New York City, around 1500 people were arrested on prostitution-related charges in 2018.
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We examine the "Swedish model" of prostitution laws, and how the approach endangers sex workers.
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He resigned as governor that year after admitting that he had patronized a prostitution ring.
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Is love compatible with the practical strategies of survival that drive some women to prostitution?
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Epstein previously pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges in Florida in 2008 on similar accusations.
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In 2003, for instance, New Zealand decriminalized prostitution, removing penalties for buying and selling sex.
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Even though prostitution is legal in France, the fine was partly intended as a deterrent.
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Cardi B, a retired "stripper-ho," as she boasts, has been accused of glamorizing prostitution.
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He pleaded guilty to prostitution charges and was sentenced to about a year in jail.
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Many women in Trinidad find work in bars and clubs, sometimes a gateway to prostitution.
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Brown testified that she had been forced into prostitution by a pimp and resisted Allen.
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Many people are drawn by cheap flights, cheap lodging, abundant marijuana and plenty of prostitution.
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Nor would the office charge sex workers with a crime before a third prostitution conviction.
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He replaced Senator David Vitter, a Republican now best known for a 2007 prostitution scandal.
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Brown later bashed the Pats on social media and referenced owner Robert Kraft's prostitution scandal.
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Chinese-American restaurant owners found themselves consistently brought up on charges of prostitution and indecency.
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From tight-knit conservative Muslim communities, the Rohingya often turn a blind eye to prostitution.
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Local laws in every state make prostitution illegal, and it is tightly regulated in Nevada.
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They're nothing more than legalized prostitution with universities willingly trading values and morals for money.
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For years, Roosevelt Avenue has struggled in particular with prostitution, often tied to human trafficking.
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Almost 30 countries including the Netherlands, Germany and New Zealand have legalized or decriminalized prostitution.
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But there is little evidence the sporting event leads to increased sex trafficking and prostitution.
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He says there are burglaries, drug dealing and prostitution on the estate that go unchecked.
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Under threat of violence, he gave up his iPhone password and confessed to soliciting prostitution.
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Women, often trafficked from other countries, are coerced into hostessing, which can lead into prostitution.
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Stone never introduces a perspective that might push back at Blake's disparaging attitude toward prostitution.
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Decades later, miniskirts and charges of prostitution continue to be used to discredit women leaders.
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Ms. Rasekh said her mother forced her into prostitution beginning at the age of 8.
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And while overall prosecutions are down, DOJ continues to prosecute more cases involving child prostitution.
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I couldn't see everybody's face, but there were different women in different rooms for prostitution.
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Kraft's proposed penance includes ... completing a course about prostitution and 100 hours of community service.
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"The prostitution networks prepare well in advance for these sports events, which allow them to turn over huge profits and fuel global human trafficking (which involves mostly women from poor countries.)" But figures proving a link between prostitution and sports tourism are not readily available.
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I'm certainly not expecting that we will, but I think the most realistic thing to hope for is that indoor prostitution, not outdoor prostitution, can and possibly will become a little like the equivalent of white people smoking weed; the trafficking angle really complicates things.
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During an investigation, Glen Dale police discovered a cellphone number registered to Maroney soliciting sex from a local woman, Cortnie Clark, who was arrested and charged with both prostitution and operating a house of prostitution in June, according to a criminal complaint filed this week.
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