Hi everyone, I'm the OP. Thanks for your comments! They are all very informative and have helped clear up my confusion. Now I agree that considering it "theft of services rendered" makes the most sense here. Originally I felt uncomfortable (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
Hi everyone, I'm the OP. Thanks for your comments! They are all very informative and have helped clear up my confusion. Now I agree that considering it "theft of services rendered" makes the most sense here. Originally I felt uncomfortable (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
Actually sex workers DO deserve to be paid - and paid very well. They provide a very useful service - and put themselves at considerable physical, emotional and psychological risk to do so. (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
I don't think anyone was suggesting it is a joke. And secondly, I am skeptical most prostitutes are controlled by pimps. Perhaps a large number in street economies, and street economies are about 30%-50% of prostitution. (There was a recent (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
In the scenario you described I think it has to be theft, because consent was given AT THE TIME the acts occurred. To me that's the key. YOu can't retroactively remove your consent or decide later after the acts that (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
Wow are you serious? Why are you even posting on this blog if this is your attitude. This is an important feminist issue and to dismiss sex workers and the topic out of hand and just dismiss it all as (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
It seems to me that the OP was asking a legal hypothetical or for legal theories regarding failure to pay for the services of a prostitute. In theory, failure to pay for a service rendered, including the services of a (posted to Rape, Sexual Assault and Prostitution)
