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fortunately what a prosecutor says he can do and what he can actually do are 2 different things
anabangbang 2398 reads
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its an intimidation tactic to get you to cop a plea.

if having a website is what the prosecutor is holding against her 'the most', then he must not have very much actual evidence to hold against her.

i'm not an attorney but i worked in a prosecutors office in a former life... i still do once in a while but now its more of a 'desk job'

LadyAudrey3215 reads

I found this in the Legal Corner, and wanted to bring it to the attention of the ladies in phoenix...just to be on the safe side.
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A message to the ladies with websites
Posted by BellaLABBW  , 5/8/2008 3:19:44 AM  

Hi everyone

Thought I would share some info...A friend in  LA was a newer provider busted on a P charge a couple months back. Because of her day job she has been fighting to reduce charges...She's never been busted for ANYTHING but one of the things the prosecutor is "holding" against her most is that she HAD A WEBSITE..
The prosecutor is defining that as a "sophisticated operation"...so basically in his eyes, she could of been working the streets and they would be more willing to deal lesser charged BUT becuase she was ORGANIZED and trying to BE SAFE...they are being HARDER...

The Situation SUCKS....

Related Link: A message to the ladies with websites

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anabangbang2399 reads

its an intimidation tactic to get you to cop a plea.

if having a website is what the prosecutor is holding against her 'the most', then he must not have very much actual evidence to hold against her.

i'm not an attorney but i worked in a prosecutors office in a former life... i still do once in a while but now its more of a 'desk job'

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barebear31380 reads

Prosecutors say lots of things to intimidate people to get them to plea. They hide or distort the truth, they do not reveal facts, they do not let you know your rights or possible arguments.

It is an adversarial process and she needs a good lawyer.

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marikod2000 reads

No intelligent judgment can be made about the perils of using a website from this post. This is double hearsay at least from two apparent non-lawyers and the post is too vague to be understandable.

The best advice is for anyone with a website is to personally read all of the applicable laws and make sure you are in full compliance, and then consult with a lawyer who is savvy in this area and see if he agrees.

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