I am hoping that by better educating myself, the time I do spend with my lawer will be more productive.
Does it make sense for someone to be arrested for lotering in a private place? Isn't loitering with intent to solicit prostitution a public crime?
I suspect that everone who is invited into the hotel room is at minimum arrested for loitering to solicit prostitution. The fine is approximately $1000 so it cost more to hire a lawyer than just to pay the fine. I have hired a lawyer, and I've waited for over a year for the pre-trial hearing...
A man answered an ad for an escort. The man was invited to meet the escort at a hotel. The man arrived, knocked on the door and was invited in by the "escort". Of course, the escort was really an undercover officer. The officer repeated asked the man, "What do you like.? The man did not...