Pimping/Pandering
Sacramento Pimping/Pandering Defense Attorney
A FORMER PROSECUTOR WITH HUNDREDS OF WINS TO FIGHT AGGRESSIVELY FOR YOUR DEFENSE
Pimping and pandering are serious crimes in California that can be associated with prostitution and human trafficking. If you have been charged with such a crime, it is critical to consult an experienced defense attorney to defend you against harsh consequences. Steve Whitworth Attorney At Law is a former prosecutor who has accrued more than 130 wins in only 7 years. As a Super Lawyers awarded lawyer, Attorney Whitworth is well prepared to fight aggressively against your pimping/pandering accusations.
Call (916) 659-5233 or contact Steve Whitworth Attorney At Law online for a free consultation to discuss your defense options. Se habla español.
Prostitution in California
- participate in any sex act in exchange for money or anything else of value;
- agree to participate in a sex act for money; or
- solicit sex in exchange for money.
Penalties – Jail, Fines, and Sex Offender Registration
- Taking a person for prostitution – imprisonment for 16 months to 3 years and a fine of up to $2,000
- Human trafficking for the purpose of prostitution – 16 months to 3 years in prison
- Causing a woman to engage in prostitution by fraud and enticing a minor under the age of 18 to engage in prostitution – up to 1 year in jail or 16 months, 2 years, or 3 years’ imprisonment, and a fine of up to $2,000
- Causing another to visit a place of prostitution – up to 6 months in jail and a fine of up to $500
Felony Pimping and Pandering
- procures another for the purpose of prostitution or to work in a house of prostitution;
- causes or encourages (by threats, violence, or promises) another to engage in prostitution or work in a house of prostitution;
- causes another to come in or out of the state for purposes of prostitution; or
- receives or gives (or agrees to receive or give) any money to procure a person for prostitution.
Misdemeanor Pimping and Pandering
- direct, supervise, recruit, or otherwise assist another to engage in (or loiter for the purpose of) prostitution; or
- collect or receive money earned from prostitution.
- repeatedly communicating with a person who is engaged in prostitution;
- watching or monitoring a person who is engaged in prostitution;
- repeatedly engaging in conversations with people or stopping people who are passing by to solicit or arrange prostitution;
- causing another to visit a place of prostitution.
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