Will you still post a review after Bill c-36 comes in.

[Tugela]

De Verdad !

But illegal for any venue to broadcast her ad for consideration.
That's how senile C-36 is !


senile

Unless she advertises on an offshore site which is not subject to Canadian law, which is what will happen.

 

[westwoody]

They could do that, but if they are recorded threatening and extorting a witness into providing "evidence", probably the first ones going to jail would be themselves

No, they do that all the time now. Very common in trafficking cases to get low level dealers to inform on their suppliers.
Do not cooperate and they charge you with everything.
Rat your buddies out and they stay the charge and they may even pay you.
If the cops pick a vulnerable girl she will break. They are smart and know who to go after. Everyone has a weakness.

Section 286.1 (1) Everyone who, in any place, obtains for consideration, or communicates with anyone for the purpose of obtaining for consideration, the sexual services of a person, is guilty

Communicating is a crime. No need to complete a transaction.

 

[westwoody]

Unless she advertises on an offshore site which is not subject to Canadian law, which is what will happen.

Again, read the bill itself. It clearly says "any place". That was specifically included to cover the overseas Web sites.

Canadian law is often written to include crimes committed outside Canada.

 

[westcoast555]

Curious to see how many will still post reviews once the new laws come in.Would it be an admission of guilt,and could it be used to convict you ?

The cops are not interested in enforcing this crap if and when it comes to pass.
As for reviews if you are concerned - every review can be prefaced by "met this guy in a bar last night who told me about an SP he saw...."

No need to worry