Solicitation of Prostitution cases in Montgomery County, Texas often start as a police sting. Most major cities prosecute these operations. Brian Foley in Conroe, Texas handles all types of solicitation of prosecution defense cases.
Through a diversionary court for the prostitutes and 2. The Texas law actually makes the same agreement for payment of a fee for sex a misdemeanor for the prostitute and a felony for the "John. Police will create a fake advertisement for a prostitute online and then begin texting back and forth with a potential suspect and developing probable cause for an arrest when the suspect agrees to meet them at a hotel and exchange money for sex.
Typically the officer will go to the bathroom at some point after discussing the fee. When she gets there then other male officers will come into the room and effect the arrest. This is followed by an interrogation where Miranda rights are read. It is as this point that any person arrested for this offense should stop talking and request a lawyer. When a lawyer is requested the police must honor this request.
In practice what will happen is that they will stop asking you questions and take you to the jail. Once at the jail you will be asked basic booking questions like your name and address. These are fine to answer and you'll delay the process of bonding out if you fail to answer basic identification questions. You will have to see the judge in the morning at what is called probable cause court.
This is a hearing under article Just because the magistrate finds probable cause doesn't mean that you are going to be found guilty or end up with a felony conviction. Some view this distinction as sexist as it predominantly targets men for more severe punishment which would be prohibited by the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment to the United States Constitution.
