PDA

View Full Version : Partial Criminalisation


  1. Introduction to Partial Criminalisation Approach
  2. [A] Q 1. How must prostitution be defined?
  3. [A] Q 2. How can the criminal law best protect the health, safety, human, civil...
  4. [A] Q 3. Should the current approach, whereby the purchase and sale of sexual...
  5. [A] Q 4. Would other measures that do not undermine the harm-reduction rationale...
  6. [A] Q 5. For example, are the penalties for the public solicitation offence at...
  7. [A] Q 6. Should the penalties for the public solicitation offence be restructured...
  8. [A] Q 7. Should the penalties for organising prostitution be increased in line...
  9. [A] Q 8: Should the penalties for living on the earnings of prostitution be...
  10. [A] Q 9. How will this legislative approach: (a) reduce the numbers engaged in...
  11. Rules of this forum
  12. [B] Q 1. Should the criminal law have a role, at all, in regulating the purchase...
  13. [B] Q 2. What social policy objective(s) would support such intervention by the...
  14. [B] Q 3. Would such a policy be clearly justifiable on objective grounds? If yes...
  15. [B] Q 4. What benefits might ensue from a ban on purchasing sexual services?
  16. [B] Q 5. Would it deter demand for sexual services?
  17. [B] Q 6. Would a ban deter human trafficking?
  18. [B] Q 7. Might a ban on the purchase of sexual services drive prostitution further...
  19. [B] Q 8. In view of the constitutional requirement to hold all citizens equal...
  20. [B] Q 9. Would immunity from prosecution for sellers expose the purchasers of sex...
  21. [B] Q 10. Would a Swedish style ban impact on the rights and interests of persons...
  22. [B] Q 11. Given the stigma associated with convictions for solicitation, could a...
  23. [B] Q 12. Would it have unacceptable knock-on effects on innocent parties, for...
  24. [B] Q 13. Would criminalising the purchase of sexual services discourage buyers...
  25. [B] Q 14. Would there be difficulties proving an offence of purchasing sexual...
  26. [B] Q 15. Could a ban on the purchase of sexual services be comprehensively...
  27. [B] Q 16. Were it possible, would such enforcement be an efficient and...
  28. [B] Q 17. Would enforcement of a ban on the purchase of sexual services divert...
  29. [B] Q 18. How will this legislative approach: (a) reduce the numbers engaged...