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    include prostitution, drug possession/usage, most white collar crimes, gambling, public drunkenness, vagrancy and pornography, just to name a few. These crimes are considered mala prohibita crimes because they are actions that are criminalized by statute or laws not because they are inherently evil. According to Matthew Lippman (2014), prostitution is defined as engaging in sexual intercourse or other sexual acts in exchange for money or other items of value (Lippman, 2014). Prostitution can…

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    Many people say that legalizing prostitution should happen, claiming that it will reduce crime, improve public health, increase tax revenue, and even help people out of poverty. With Nevada having made prostitution legal in 11 counties, many resort to that as the prime example of showing that prostitution being legal works. Despite all this, prostitution being legalized will create more problems than the problems it will fix. Legalizing prostitution would lead to a drastic increase in sexually…

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    people believe prostitution is a fountainhead of vice that leads to crimes like rape and adultery. However, prostitution is grounded in vital freedoms, and there will always be a market for it, thus prostitution legislation is necessary for our new colony. Our new colony should permit and regulate voluntary prostitution because legalizing prostitution requires the freedom of jurisdiction over your own body, freedom of privacy, and the right to attain justice. Voluntary prostitution is a…

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    purpose of prostitution, forced labor, or other forms of exploitation” has been occurring over the world for the longest time (Dictionary.com). As over 80,000 people are trafficked each year, it has become a $9 billion annually global industry (“Human Trafficking Program”). Human trafficking has been a concern that has been debated over along the lines of possibly of being increased due to legalizing prostitution. In the 1980s, the amount of victims of trafficking solely for prostitution in…

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    Women and Prostitution Right or Wrong Introduction In the articles “ Prostitution Demeans Women and Prostitution Can Benefit Women,” prostitution became the subject of great controversy. One side argues that prostitution is a choice and provides them with money, independence, dignity, and freedom. On the other side of the argument it, states that, prostitution promotes the demeaning of women and the way that women are seen as sex symbols and sexual gratifications. Prostitution has…

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    this paper I argue in favor of the prohibition of prostitution. Accordingly to Janice G. Raymond, an American lesbian radical feminist activist known for her work against violence, sexual exploitation and the "medical abuse" of women, gives a reason why prostitution should stay illegal, which is “…legalization/decriminalization of prostitution and the sex industry promotes sex trafficking.” In addition, from the article “Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Always Be Illegal”, they state that…

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    Selling Your Body: Legalizing Prostitution Should prostitution be legalized? Some people might ignore this topic, or consider it unimportant. It does not affect them so they pretend that it does not happen. But in all honesty prostitution is a big part of our society. Prostitution should stay illegal because legalizing it would increase sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and cases of sexual abuse and rape and promote repression of women by men. Anyone who does not want a real…

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    legalizing prostitution, Jake and I take the stance on keeping the current laws on the matter. Stricter laws need to be put in place which prevent prostitution. Prostitution can lead to many different types of crimes. Human trafficking can result from the legalization, which in turn could lead to the rise of organized crimes. Over 60% of abuse towards prostitutes comes from the clients, with 20% coming from police and another 20 coming from abusive relationships. One possible route for…

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    Prostitution is a situational phenomenon which is existent in many societies. Although prostitution itself has never been illegal in Canada, the activities surrounding prostitution are strictly prohibited. Street prostitution is certainly one of the more visible forms of prostitution in our society, and therefore is particularly scrutinized by the public. There are many different types of prostitutes, but for the purpose of this paper the focus will be on street prostitutes. In addition,…

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    R. Majeed 12/7/14 Is prostitution ever morally justified? Discuss with reference to Lars O. Ericsson’s (1980) paper, ‘Charges Against Prostitution’ in Ethics. A myriad of definitions for prostitution exist, but simply put it’s the act of selling and buying sex. A second description is that it involves an exchange of money for sex between two people who have no legal, moral, or emotional attachment to one another (). There are many different modern day types of prostitution such as escorts,…

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