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By *ngie-baby OP Woman
over a year ago
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if organising a gang bang, and you ask for a pre payment to go towards costs, hotel/drinks etc, is this technically legal or could you be prosecuted for prostitution??
how do you think the law would interpret this especially with the point of paying in advance? |
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"if organising a gang bang, and you ask for a pre payment to go towards costs, hotel/drinks etc, is this technically legal or could you be prosecuted for prostitution??
how do you think the law would interpret this especially with the point of paying in advance?"
As long as its not paying for sex as your title suggests but asking for a contribution towards hotel costs then i think that acceptible x |
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I think 'prostitution' is a little bit strong to be honest.....
If this is in response to the other thread you posted on, I think the Op's explanation of making sure everyone shared the costs was an acceptable answer....you did elude to prostitution on that thread too though... |
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By *ngie-baby OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I think 'prostitution' is a little bit strong to be honest.....
If this is in response to the other thread you posted on, I think the Op's explanation of making sure everyone shared the costs was an acceptable answer....you did elude to prostitution on that thread too though..."
i know i did, and thats why i am asking the question on here, as i thought in the eyes of the law, payment for sex in any way, shape or form, and however the money is used, it is classed as prostitution (that is what the law calls it, not my choice of words) and would like to know for sure |
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By *edhotminxWoman
over a year ago
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Wikipedia's definition of prostitution is:
In the United Kingdom, prostitution itself (the exchange of sexual services for money) is not a crime,[2] but a number of related activities, including soliciting in a public place, kerb crawling, owning or managing a brothel, pimping and pandering, are crimes.
In England and Wales and in Northern Ireland it is an offence to pay for sex with a prostitute who has been “subjected to force” and this is a strict liability offence (clients can be prosecuted even if they didn’t know the prostitute was forced).
It is illegal to buy sex from a person younger than 18, although the age of consent for non-commercial sex is 16.
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