In State v. Thuman, 59 Wn. 689, it is held that a woman who submits herself to indiscriminate sexual intercourse without hire is as much a common prostitute as one who does so solely for hire.
Summary of this case from Cox v. StateNo. A-04-932.
2004
Appeal dismissed. See, rule 7A(2); Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-1912 (Cum. Supp. 2002).
In State v. Thuman, 59 Wn. 689, it is held that a woman who submits herself to indiscriminate sexual intercourse without hire is as much a common prostitute as one who does so solely for hire.
Summary of this case from Cox v. StateFull title:STATE v. THUMAN
Court:Nebraska Court of Appeals
Date published: Jan 1, 2004
In 32 Cyc., 731, as to what is prostitution, or a common prostitute, it is said: "It is the practice of a…