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CA SB420
Bill
AI Summary
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Distinguishes prostitution violations in Penal Code Section 647(b) based on whether the person receives or provides compensation, and whether the other person is an adult or minor.
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Establishes that individuals soliciting or engaging in prostitution to receive compensation is a misdemeanor; individuals soliciting or providing compensation with adults (18+) or minors face different penalties.
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Prohibits prosecution of minors under 18 who engage in conduct constituting prostitution; such minors may be adjudged dependent children under Welfare and Institutions Code and taken into temporary custody for protective services.
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Requires mandatory minimum jail time for repeat prostitution offenses: 45 days for one prior conviction, 90 days for two or more prior convictions.
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Allows court to suspend or restrict driving privileges for up to 30 days or 6 months respectively for prostitution violations committed within 1,000 feet of a private residence using a vehicle.
Legislative Description
Prostitution.
Last Action
Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 734, Statutes of 2016.
9/27/2016