Dallas Prostitution Attorney

Prostitution Laws

In Texas, it is a crime to promote, request, or engage in sexual conduct in exchange for a fee. Prostitution is most commonly a misdemeanor, but in certain circumstances, may be enhanced to a felony level charge.  Prostitution charges carry severe penalties if convicted, including a permanent criminal record, jail or prison time, and steep fines. 

Just the mere allegation of a prostitution offense often results in an individual losing their family, job, and countless other personal, professional, and social repercussions.  If you or a loved one has been charged with a prostitution case, you need an experienced, board certified criminal defense attorney to protect you, your rights, and your future. Contact the Aulbaugh Law Firm and hire James Aulbaugh, your Dallas prostitution lawyer.

Understanding Prostitution Laws in Texas

Prostitution laws in Texas can be complex and confusing, and it's important to have a knowledgeable and experienced attorney on your side if you are facing charges related to prostitution. Our team at Aulbaugh Law is well-versed in the laws surrounding prostitution and can provide you with the legal guidance and representation you need.

Some key points to understand about prostitution laws in Texas include:

• The act of offering, agreeing to, or engaging in sexual conduct in exchange for a fee is considered prostitution in Texas.
• Punishments for prostitution-related offenses can vary depending on the specific circumstances and the individual's criminal history.
• It is important to seek legal counsel as soon as possible if you are facing prostitution charges to protect your rights and build a strong defense.

Our Dallas prostitution attorneys are dedicated to providing personalized and effective legal representation to help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

As a former Chief Felony Prosecutor and Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist, James Aulbaugh is ready to assist you with your case.  Call Today: (214) 380-3383

Sexual Conduct Is:

Understanding Sexual Intercourse and Contact

• Sexual intercourse: Penetrating the female vagina by the male penis
• Sexual contact: Touching the anus, breasts, or genitals of another for the purposes of sexual gratification
• Deviate Sexual intercourse: Contacting one person’s genitals with another person’s mouth or anus
• Prostitution: involves offering or agreeing to pay or receive a fee in exchange for sexual conduct.
• Promoting prostitution: involves someone receiving money from an act of prostitution or soliciting others to engage in the conduct in exchange for compensation.
• Aggravated promotion of prostitution: involves a person knowingly involved in a prostitution enterprise that consists of two or more prostitutes.
• Online promotion of prostitution: involves a person who owns, manages, or operates an online site that serves as a way to promote prostitution or solicit others to engage in it
• Compelling prostitution: involves a person using threats, force, coercion, or fraud to have another engage in prostitution or when a person has a child under the age of 18 years commit prostitution.

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