How is lewd conduct and prostitution defined under PC 653.23?
Lewd conduct refers to acts between two or more people, for the purposes of sexual gratification, in public, that involves the touching of the genitals, private parts, or reproductive areas. Prostitution, on the other hand, refers to an agreement for lewd conduct between two or more people where money or anything of value is exchanged, in public.
What is the definition of supervising and aiding under PC 653.23?
Anyone who orchestrates the grand scheme of, or directs in the plans in furtherance of, or aids another to commit the act of prostitution, or seeks to help another encourage others, or procures customers to commit, and or participate in the act of prostitution. Or who orchestrates the grand scheme, directs in the plans in furtherance of, by collecting money or things of value or assisting another to do the same.
What facts must be determined to assess whether or not there is a violation of PC 653.23?
The following acts can be considered a violation of Penal Code 653.23 PC:
What are the penalties for a violation of Penal Code 653.23 PC?
A conviction for a violation of Penal Code 653.23 PC is a misdemeanor. The penalties include up to 6 months in jail, and fines not exceeding $1000 dollars.
SENATE BILL 357 has repealed and decriminalized Penal Code 653.23 PC. Any convictions resulting from the Penal Code 653.23 should be vacated upon either by direct appeal during the imposition of the sentencing, writ before sentencing, a motion to quash at pretrial or expungement after punishment received to remove from the record.
What are examples for the penalties for a violation of Penal Code 653.23 PC?
What are examples of defenses against a charge for Penal Code 653.23 PC?
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