Virginia Code § 18.2-348 makes it illegal to assist or facilitate prostitution or illicit sexual acts, including transporting individuals for such purposes. Violations can result in serious criminal penalties, with enhanced penalties if minors are involved. The law aims to prevent prostitution and related sexual offenses within the state.
Transporting, assisting, or offering to help someone engage in prostitution or illicit sexual acts, including providing information or directions for such acts.
A violation is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor, but if an adult aids in such acts with a minor under 18, it becomes a Class 6 felony.
Yes, it covers activities within the state and related actions that involve transporting or assisting individuals for illicit sexual purposes.
Yes, giving information or directions with the intent to enable prostitution or illicit sexual acts is also prohibited under this law.