It should not be a matter for law enforcement, court dockets and jail cells, costing the taxpayer dearly, every day, every month, every year… But judging morality is for churches, employers, family members and peers.
Some folks disapprove of the immoral nature of sex for sale and, perhaps, rightfully so. “It’s time for legislators to wake up from slumber land by legalizing and regulating prostitution… 29, 2015 article for titled “Frank: Let’s Legalize, Regulate Prostitution,” wrote: Marshall Frank, Retired Captain from the Metro-Dade Police Department, in an Aug. When they are not threatened with criminalization/penalization, sex workers are better able to collaborate with law enforcement to identify perpetrators of violence and abuse, including human trafficking.” In addition, the stigmatized and criminalized status that sex workers experience gives law enforcement officials in many countries the scope to harass, extort and perpetrate physical and sexual violence against them, also with impunity.
As a result, sex workers are frequently unable to seek redress for crimes committed against them, thereby offering impunity to perpetrators. For many sex workers, reporting crimes experienced during the course of their work means putting themselves at risk of criminalization and/or penalization on the basis of their involvement in sex work, seizure of their earnings, potential loss of their livelihood through related sanctions and/or monitoring by the police to detect their clients. The fact that various aspects of sex work are treated as criminal conduct in many countries means that sex workers cannot rely on support or protection from the police. “Amnesty International considers that to protect the rights of sex workers, it is necessary not only to repeal laws which criminalize the sale of sex, but also to repeal those which make the buying of sex from consenting adults or the organization of sex work (such as prohibitions on renting premises for sex work) a criminal offence… Liberals argue that the death penalty does not reduce the prevalence of violent crimes. Again, according to the ACLU, "The vast majority of law enforcement professionals surveyed agree that capital punishment does not deter violent crime a survey of police chiefs nationwide found they rank the death penalty lowest among ways to reduce violent crime.The FBI has found the states with the death penalty have the highest murder rates.Amnesty International, in its policy paper titled “Amnesty International Policy on State Obligations to Respect, Protect, and Fulfil the Human Rights of Sex Workers,” available from, wrote:.Catholic Conference that "we cannot teach that killing is wrong by killing." Liberals believe that death is both a cruel and unusual punishment. Unlike conservatives, who follow the biblical "eye for an eye" doctrine, liberals argue that the death penalty is merely state-sponsored murder that violates the human right to life.People of color are far more likely to be executed than white people, especially if the victim is white." is applied in an unfair and unjust manner against people, largely dependent on how much money they have, the skill of their attorneys, race of the victim and where the crime took place. Liberals agree with the American Civil Liberties Union, which states, "The death penalty system in the U.S. Too many factors, such as race, economic status, and access to adequate legal representation, prevent the judicial process from guaranteeing that each of the accused receives due process.
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