Prostitution in Nevada

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    Sex Trafficking Research

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    According to Nevada Attorney Adam Paul Laxalt, “Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery impacting our most vulnerable populations” (Laxalt 1). Since 1994, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police department had recovered 2,229 people who were victims of sex trafficking. Both adults and children are targeted, however, mostly vulnerable women are targeted. In 2014, 107 children who were victimized by trafficking were recovered. “The National Human Trafficking Center Hotline has received 496…

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    therefore, prostitution must be legalized. Claim 1: “A study of San Francisco prostitutes found that 82% had been assaulted and 68% had been raped while working as prostitutes.” Those are sickening numbers. Despite this, prostitutes who experience these travesties are often too reluctant to seek help as there work is considered illegal. The article, 7 Reasons Why America Should Legalize Prostitution, focuses on the positives of legalizing prostitution. As mentioned above, prostitution leads to…

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    Prostitution Pros And Cons

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    Currently in America, Nevada is the only state that allows the solicitation of sex for money. However, in the nineteenth century there were no laws against exchanging sex for profit (Grant). Prostitution laws have only been around for 100 years. Several of the women who first settled into the New World sold their bodies as a source of income. In order to regulate and contain prostitution in the colonies, Red-Light Districts were brought to life. Red-Light Districts were locations in cities…

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    Prostitution is known as the oldest profession in society. Men have been paying women for sex for hundreds of years and continue to keep the business alive. There are many pros and cons to this topic. When it comes to prostitution, ideas such as morality and freedom of choice play a major role. The debate on if prostitution should be legalized in the U.S. vary, but generally fall into three categories: anti-prostitution, decriminalization, and pro-legalization. Prostitution is currently…

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    Jane Dowe was a girl from Lorain County-suburb in Ohio who became addicted to heroin and forced into prostitution because of car accident when she was 14. In the accident her arm was shattered and she had six surgeries to fix it. She spent two weeks on morphine. Due to her pain, the hospital prescribed pain killers. She would take the pills until she needed a refill. When the prescription ended, she turned to the streets to support her addiction. When she could no longer afford the pills, she…

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Prostitution is the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment. It is known as a morally wrong act between people. But could prostitution lead to a better and more controlled society? Legalization of this action should be taken place in America because of minimizing human trafficking and supporting feminist ideals. It seems that there is a misconceptions that legalizing prostitution could lead to pimps finding an easier way to keep girls. However, this is…

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    Medical Prostitution Consider the following scenario: If medical marijuana continues to be voted in by citizens across this country, we the people might consider putting on the next ballet “Medical Prostitution.” It is the legalization of prostitution for medical purposes. For example, one would go to his Physician and state he has been feeling depressed, sexually deprived, in need of some “uplifting”, and unable to sleep. The medical professional writes a prescription for a prostitute…

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    Legalization of Prostitution: America’s #1 Dinner Table Conversation While sitting at the dinner table on a Wednesday night after a long day of pointless school work, your pure, Christian mother looks you square in the eyes while passing you the potatoes. She then asks you with the voice of a songbird, “Do you think prostitution should be legal sweetie?”. Curling your lips into your mouth and respond with the rising of your eyebrows and widening of your eyes to see if her question changes into…

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    Why Partying in Las Vegas Is Desired by Many Las Vegas is one of the most renowned places in the United States. Over 39 million people visit Las Vegas each year. Most of the people visiting Las Vegas aren’t first time visitors. They enjoyed their previous trips so much that they return. Often, people party in Las Vegas. Las Vegas is widely known for having lavish parties. From parties following an entertainment event to private parties hosted by celebrities and other socialites. Many people…

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    Known as the gambling capital of the world, it 's no surprise that Las Vegas is infested with issues that come with such a title. Las Vegas thrives on attracting tourists to come over for the weekend and spend all their hard-earned money at the slot machines and poker tables conveniently placed around everywhere around the Strip. Gambling is not just monopolized on the Strip, though; it can be found all throughout the city. Locals are greeted with the oh so familiar sound of a slot machine being…

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