What is the legality of seeing a lady in a limosine, after you pay her employer for the limosine? Sort of a step up from the VIP, if you know what I mean. Is it an in or an outcall?
Limosine Rides
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Are you renting the limo from her employer or from a limo company? If you are renting from a separate company, there should not be a problem. What you do in the limo you rent, and who you invite with you is your concern.
If you "rent" the limo from her "employer", and there is a reasonable expectation of sexual contact, I would have to wonder about the legality of it.
Getting laid in a VIP is illegal, all sexual contact in the VIP is illegal, so just moving the VIP to a different "room" may not be legal.
Where is this service anyway?
If you "rent" the limo from her "employer", and there is a reasonable expectation of sexual contact, I would have to wonder about the legality of it.
Getting laid in a VIP is illegal, all sexual contact in the VIP is illegal, so just moving the VIP to a different "room" may not be legal.
Where is this service anyway?
I would say this would be illegal.
Although a private vehicle is private property, it is considered "public" for common decency purposes. For example, for the communications statute, a john's car does not count as a private place. This is because in a vehicle, you are easily viewed by the general public (bystanders).
In this case, although the solicitation and transaction may occur in private, the actual act occurs in a public place. This may be considered sex in public, lewdness, etc.
You could argue later, in court, that because the limo has tinted glass it is not visible to the public. But the cops won't care. Is it really worth the time, cost, and humiliation?
Although a private vehicle is private property, it is considered "public" for common decency purposes. For example, for the communications statute, a john's car does not count as a private place. This is because in a vehicle, you are easily viewed by the general public (bystanders).
In this case, although the solicitation and transaction may occur in private, the actual act occurs in a public place. This may be considered sex in public, lewdness, etc.
You could argue later, in court, that because the limo has tinted glass it is not visible to the public. But the cops won't care. Is it really worth the time, cost, and humiliation?
Actually, only the solicitation in a public place is considered illegal as far as I know according to the way the law is written.
A vehicle is not considered a private place though, even if you are parked in the middle of the forest and nobody is around.
This is also illegal according to the way the law is written too but then again so is ANY agency interaction. It is called procuring for the purposes of prostitution and the agency owner is the one who gets nailed on this one not the client.
A vehicle is not considered a private place though, even if you are parked in the middle of the forest and nobody is around.
Compromised said:
This is also illegal according to the way the law is written too but then again so is ANY agency interaction. It is called procuring for the purposes of prostitution and the agency owner is the one who gets nailed on this one not the client.
Sasha Jones said:
This reminds me of that old joke:
If a couple has sex in the forest and no one is around to hear them, do they still cum???
I think TIE offers this sort of a deal where you can book one of their ladies and get a limo ride.....
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Travelaholic
Few agencies in Asia with minivans - mobile take-out if you will. Drive thru busy street with drapes-lined windows to satisfy this 'fetish'.
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