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Prostitute's Pimp Loses Case
Controlling Prostitution Does Not Require Force
R v Massey
CA
19 October 2007
Weekly Law Notes Summary
For the purposes of the offence of controlling prostitution for gain the meaning of “control” did not involve “compulsion”, “coercion” or “force”.
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