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Frequently Asked Questions About Prostitution
Prostitution in Texas is defined as knowingly offering, agreeing to, or engaging in sexual conduct for a fee. Both the person offering and the person paying can face criminal charges.
Prostitution is typically a Class B misdemeanor for a first offense, punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $2,000 fine. Subsequent offenses can lead to felony charges with harsher penalties, including prison time.
No, solicitation refers to the act of requesting or paying for sexual services, whereas prostitution refers to providing those services. Both are criminal offenses in Texas and carry separate charges.
Yes, soliciting or engaging in prostitution with a minor is a more severe offense, charged as a second or first-degree felony. Penalties can include decades in prison and mandatory sex offender registration.
Yes, discussing an agreement for sexual services in exchange for money can result in a solicitation charge, even if no sexual activity occurred. Evidence of intent is crucial in such cases.
Yes, law enforcement commonly uses sting operations to target prostitution and solicitation. These operations involve undercover officers posing as clients or service providers to gather evidence for arrests.
Defenses may include lack of intent, insufficient evidence, entrapment, or mistaken identity. An experienced defense attorney can evaluate the circumstances and develop a strong legal strategy.
Yes, charges may be dismissed or reduced through plea negotiations, diversion programs, or if there is insufficient evidence. First-time offenders may be eligible for probation or deferred adjudication.
Typically, prostitution convictions do not require sex offender registration. However, offenses involving minors or trafficking may result in mandatory registration as a sex offender.
A criminal defense attorney can investigate the circumstances of your case, challenge evidence, negotiate plea deals, and work to have charges reduced or dismissed. They protect your rights and guide you through the legal process.