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A Relic And Burden : Manhattan District Attorney To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution – Nation & World News

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Manhattan to Drop Prostitution Arrests En Masse

The Wednesday announcement from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office covers thousands of cases dating back to the 1970s, as well as about 900 open cases related to prostitution or unlicensed massage. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance announces an initiative in 2018 to New Yorkers who leave jail or prison reenter society. (NYC image via Courthouse News) MANHATTAN (CN) In a major step toward the decriminalization of sex work, the Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance told a judge Wednesday that his office will stop prosecuting arrests for prostitution and unlicensed massage. “For years, rather than seeking criminal convictions, my office has reformed its practice to offer services to individuals arrested for prostitution,” Vance said at a virtual court hearing this morning before Judge Charlotte Davidson. “Now, we will decline to prosecute these arrests outright, providing services and supports solely on a voluntary basis.”

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NYC Will No Longer Prosecute Prostitution, Dismisses 900+ Cases

NYC Will No Longer Prosecute Prostitution, Dismisses 900+ Cases By Michael W. Chapman | April 21, 2021 | 4:52pm EDT (Getty Images) (CNS News) The Manhattan District Attorney s office, headed by Cy Vance Jr., announced today that it will no longer prosecute prostitution and unlicensed massage. The office also moved to dismiss 914 Prostitution and Unlicensed Massage cases, as well as 5,080 Loitering for the Purpose of Prostitution cases. “Over the last decade we’ve learned from those with lived experience, and from our own experience on the ground: criminally prosecuting prostitution does not make us safer, and too often, achieves the opposite result by further marginalizing vulnerable New Yorkers,” said District Attorney Vance in a statement.

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A Relic And Burden : Manhattan District Attorney To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution

A Relic And Burden : Manhattan District Attorney To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution
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A Relic And Burden : Manhattan District Attorney To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution

A Relic And Burden : Manhattan District Attorney To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution
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