| Prostitution
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| | the same offense:
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| Prostitution is illegal in California.
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| | Convicted once before:
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| Prostitution means to engage in sexual
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| | incarceration in the county jail for a
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| conduct for money or other consideration.
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| | minimum of 45 days. In all cases in which
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| A conviction for prostitution is a
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| | probation is granted, the court shall
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| misdemeanor, resulting in a conviction
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| | require as a condition thereof that the
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| for disorderly conduct. California Penal
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| | person be confined in a county jail for
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| Code Section 647 (b) states in part:
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| | at least 45 days. The court does not
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| "A person agrees to engage in an act of
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| | have the power to absolve a person who
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| prostitution when, with specific intent
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| | violates this subdivision from the
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| to so engage, he or she manifests an
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| | obligation of spending at least 45 days
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| acceptance of an offer or solicitation to
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| | in confinement in a county jail.
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| so engage, regardless of whether the
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| | Convicted two or more times:
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| offer or solicitation was made by a
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| | incarceration in a county jail for a
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| person who also possessed the specific
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| | minimum of not less than 90 days and
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| intent to engage in prostitution. No
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| | shall not be eligible for release upon
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| agreement to engage in an act of
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| | completion of sentence, on probation, on
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| prostitution shall constitute a violation
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| | parole, on work furlough or work release,
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| of this subdivision unless some act, in
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| | or on any other basis until he or she has
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| addition to the agreement, is done within
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| | served a period of not less than 90 days
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| this state in furtherance of the
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| | in a county jail. In all cases in which
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| commission of an act of prostitution by
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| | probation is granted, the court shall
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| the person agreeing to engage in that
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| | require as a condition thereof that the
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| act. As used in this subdivision,
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| | person be confined in a county jail for
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| "prostitution" includes any lewd act
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| | at least 90 days.
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| between persons for money or other
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| | In addition to the punishment
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| consideration."
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| | described above, a court may suspend a
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| The following actions may give rise to a
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| | person's driving privileges for a maximum
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| charge of prostitution:
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| | of 30 days, if the prostitution was
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| Any act committed with the
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| | committed within 1,000 feet of a private
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| intent to sexually arouse or gratify,
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| | residence and with the use of a vehicle.
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| involving the touching by any part of one
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| | If intravenous drugs are
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| person's body against buttocks, genitals,
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| | involved, the judge may impose an
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| or the female breast.
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| | additional fine of $70.
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| Loitering in or about any toilet
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| | In lieu of the suspension, the
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| open to the public for the purpose of
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| | court may order a person's privilege to
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| engaging in or soliciting any lewd or
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| | operate a motor vehicle restricted, for
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| lascivious or any unlawful act
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| | not more than six months, to necessary
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| Loitering or wandering upon the
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| | travel to and from the person's place of
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| streets or from place to place without
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| | employment or education. If driving a
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| apparent reason or business and refusing
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| | motor vehicle is necessary to perform the
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| to identify or account for his or her
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| | duties of the person's employment, the
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| presence when requested by any peace
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| | court may also allow the person to drive
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| officer so to do. Having to identify
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| | in that person's scope of employment.
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| oneself occurs if the surrounding
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| | If an arrestee for prostitution
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| circumstances would indicate to a
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| | has been informed that they have tested
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| reasonable person that the public safety
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| | positive for the AIDS virus, and they are
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| demands this identification.
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| | arrested again for prostitution, then
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| The punishment for prostitution increases
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| | they will be charged with a felony.
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| if there have been prior convictions for
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