Legalizing Prostitution
Legalizing Prostitution Can Only Help Our CountryProstitution has been deemed illegal by the government of the United States, but some other countries, Denmark and France for example, have not. These Countries have benefited from the government control of legalized prostitution. Not only have their governments freed themselves of perpetual legal tie-ups, but they also have both better crime and HIV infection rates than the United States. Legalizing prostitution in North America will help our own country in these same ways, and should be done so as soon as possible. Prostitutes are arrested everyday in the United States, and they must stand trial before a judge like any other American citizen. Most can only be charged for soliciting and are fined. "Prosecuting prostitutes has been an endless cycle for years", says Officer Doyle of the Evesham Police Department, "A prostitute is charged, fined, may spend a night in jail. Then, by the next day, they have paid their fine and are working the streets again that night." This cycle burdens both the legal system and law enforcement by wasting time and money in bringing sex-workers into court. Of course, it can be argued that prostitutes lead law enforcement to larger crime rings, but i
All together, it can only make the United States a safer place. Teenage prostitution has become a very large and disturbing problem in the United States. Liberator, Mark "Legalized Prostitution - Regulating the Oldest Profession" December 3, 2003Common topics in this essay:
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