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Delaware
In Delaware, all aspects of the sex trade—whether selling sex, buying sex, promoting it, or profiting from it—are completely illegal. The law has distinct crimes for buying (patronizing) and selling sexual services (prostitution). Delaware does provide criminal record relief for survivors. Survivors in Delaware must prove the underlying offense and subsequent record was “proximately caused by” or “as a direct result of” being trafficked.
Prostitution laws of
Delaware
- § 1342. Prostitution; class B misdemeanor.
- § 1343. Patronizing a prostitute prohibited.
- § 1344. Prostitution and patronizing a prostitute; no defense.
- § 1351. Promoting prostitution in the third degree; class F felony.
- § 1352. Promoting prostitution in the second degree; class E felony.
- § 1353. Promoting prostitution in the first degree; class C felony.
- § 1354. Promoting prostitution; attempt to promote prostitution; corroboration.
- § 1355. Permitting prostitution; class B misdemeanor.
- § 1356. Definitions relating to prostitution.
- § 1342. Prostitution; class B misdemeanor.
- § 1343. Patronizing a prostitute prohibited.
- § 1344. Prostitution and patronizing a prostitute; no defense.
- § 1351. Promoting prostitution in the third degree; class F felony.
- § 1352. Promoting prostitution in the second degree; class E felony.
- § 1353. Promoting prostitution in the first degree; class C felony.
- § 1354. Promoting prostitution; attempt to promote prostitution; corroboration.
- § 1355. Permitting prostitution; class B misdemeanor.
- § 1356. Definitions relating to prostitution.
Trafficking laws of
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