I'm sure you area good guy but what you said makes no sense.
[QUOTE=PleasureComp; 1842524]Please note she said your 3rd charge would be considered subsequent offender. Most girls who are arrested the 1st time, if they hire an attorney are never charged, they will plead not guilty, or nollo contendre. So you must be CONVICTED 3 times. Also a girl may not have fines per say if she is not charged on the 1st or 2nd arrest but she will still have court costs, etc.
Basically it comes down to, if you're going to stay in the business HIRE A GOOD ATTORNEY. Ladies should be making enough money to afford someone that can get all charges dropped. Now this is just for prostitution offenses, if drugs and other things are involved thats a whole nother story.[/QUOTE]If a person is never charged that is called a "No information" you have been arrested but the prosecutor for various reasons has decided to file a "no information' which means you are free to go.
For there to be a "Plea Deal" you must plead 'Not Guilty" at your arraignment and then strike a "Plea Deal", this is done by your attorney or public defender, once ok'd by the judge you proceed to the sentence for the crime that you agreed to plead guilty to. Fine, probation, VD test, Aides class etc, etc.
As far as a felony prosecution on the third arrest for prostitution, that is strictly up to the prosecution, I know one girl on the trail who was arrested at least 20x and never charged with a felony, this is not automatic. It depends on the situation, the girl and what the state can really prove if driven to a jury trial. Understand the state hates to lose, over 90% of all cases are plea bargained, if they were not the court system would be bogged down for years with jury trials.
Since the state hates to lose it only takes high profile slam dunks to trial. They were shocked when they lost the 'Casey Anthony" case, but all they proved was the child was dead they never connected the dots to "Casey" with absolute proof beyond a reasonable doubt for the jury. Because they couldn't.
Jeff Ashton is taking another slam dunk to trial but he is smart, he's staying out of the trial until the guy is convicted and then Ashton is coming in for the penalty phase. So that he gets the credit for getting the death sentence or a life in prison verdict. He's not making the same mistake he made in the Casey trial, he's the big kahuna now, an elected official and is no fool.
Remember in the court system there are very few absolutes much is left to the discretion of the prosecutors and the judges and the better and sharper your Attorney is, the better chance that discretion falls in your favor.
I'll give you an example of stupid; a well known provider in town (currently working on the road) Kay / Leslie hired an Attorney who is well know as a traffic ticket attorney, she is facing a R. I. C. O. Felony, this is NOT the guy to be defending that charge. While Kay is a nice woman she is not the sharpest knife in the drawer and this is a very poor decision on her part.
B. T. W. This is all public information if you know where to look.
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