Prostitution is not uncommon in America. With that said, Michigan, like most other states, is committed to enforcing prostitution, along with other sex crime laws. This means that anyone accused or charged with prostitution will risk the possibility of jail time or fines, not to mention the personal embarrassment and stress that comes with these charges.
If you, or someone you love, have been arrested or charged with prostitution, a team of experienced Michigan criminal defense attorneys can help fight the charge. Call our toll free number today to talk to book a free consultation and learn how we can help you protect your rights.
If convicted, this means that the prostitute and the customer can be equally prosecuted and face harsh penalties, depending on the specific prostitution crime they are accused of committing. Under MCL According to MCL The crime of aiding or abetting a prostitute falls under MCL With a Justia Lawyer Rating You can contact us by sending a text message or email, secure submitting a contact form, making a phone call or leaving a voicemail message, and one of our representatives at Blank Law, PC will be in contact with you immediately to book your free consultation.
Penalties for all sex crimes can be life-altering. However, when it comes to prostitution, the specific crime that is being charged often determines the punishment.
Subsequent convictions for this offense carry stiffer penalties, as provided for under MCL The same penalties applies for individuals convicted of having a minor working at a house of prostitution MCL Also, subsequent convictions with these offenses shall carry harsher penalties, as provided for in MCL A conviction for detaining a prostitute for a debt means the offender will be guilty of a felony punishable by a minimum of two years and a maximum of 20 years in prison.
