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Is Prostitution a Victimless Crime?
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Content: Is Prostitution a Victimless Crime? - Prostitution - ProCon.org
Last updated on: 2/27/2018 | Author: ProCon.org
Is Prostitution a Victimless Crime? PRO (yes)
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Wendy C. Garfinkle, MA, MFA, Crime Analyst at the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, in a Nov. 4, 2016 blog post on wendycgarfinkle.com titled “Here Are the Reasons Why I Think Prostitution Should Be Legalized,” wrote: “There are no ‘victims’ of the act of prostitution itself. The ‘victimization’ occurs when a client assaults the professional – rape, battery, etc., robs them of their fee, drugs them…
While adultery is (morally) grounds for divorce, it is NOT a crime in the USA. Therefore, when one’s spouse has sex with a prostitute in the USA, it should not be a crime. Ergo, there is NO VICTIM – victimLESS ‘crime.’