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I think you're reading too much into informal phrasing. And a reasonable person would suspect prostitution or coercion.
by pseudalopex 6y ago
I think you're reading too much into informal phrasing. And a reasonable person would suspect prostitution or coercion.
- prepend 6y agoI was commenting on the law relates to traveling for purposes of applying age of consent. If someone is traveling for other purposes and does have sex, then the local age is applied, not federal. The reasonable person test is sure to be resolved by court. But given their example, if someone is in Vegas and has sex with someone then the Nevada age of consent applies. But not if someone goes to Vegas with someone. If I remember the details of the Minsky scenario, it’s that Minsky was visiting Epstein for some retreat and had (or was accused, I don’t remember) of sexing a 17year old (who was basically human trafficked and forced to sex people by Epstein). So that would seem like the purpose of travel was not sex, so local age of consent would apply. But a court could decide. Of course, an admiral goal is to never be involved in any such scenario and I think a good heuristic is if one has to ask oneself if sex could be illegal, then one should not have that sex.
- pseudalopex 6y ago> But given their example, if someone is in Vegas and has sex with someone then the Nevada age of consent applies. But not if someone goes to Vegas with someone. A witness testified Giuffre was on the plane with Minsky.