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	Prostitution in Canada - Stephanie Study (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Communicating for the purposes of prostitution, soliciting, keeping a common bawdy house, procuring, and living off the avails of prostitution are some examples of the type of activities that are criminalized according to the legal system.
		One aspect of the issue of prostitution that is seldom touched upon is the johns.
		Prostitution exists mainly because there have always been men who are willing to pay for sex; and yet when the problem of the trade is addressed, rarely are the actions of the customers taken into account.
	www.mala.bc.ca /www/crimweb/Student/Sturdy.htm (3374 words)

	John Howard Society of Alberta - Offender Registry
		Prostitutes are segregated and forced to work apart from their families for three weeks at a time.
		The publishing of johns' names may be an invasion of privacy and an attempt to restrict their freedom to pursue a service that is not itself illegal.
		Outreach workers are aware of the barriers that inhibit prostitutes from leaving this lifestyle, such as having no place to live, having no means of support, the danger of leaving the trade and not having the training and educational skills to apply for "mainstream" jobs.
	www.johnhoward.ab.ca /PUB/prostitu.htm (6349 words)

	Prostitution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		All prostitutes and brothels must be licensed and the brothels must provide the prostitutes with personal doctors who test all of the prostitutes for sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV tests are done on a monthly basis and condoms are mandatory.
		Prostitution in the 20th century in Western society is an illegal act which if were to be legalized would profit and preserve not only the prostitutes but society as a whole.
		Prostitution and prostitutes are issues that few individuals have taken the time to fully understand, and so the issues are misunderstood and their voices go unheard.
	www.4essays.com /essays/PROSTITU.HTM (1357 words)

	What's Wrong with John "School"?
		Johns are arrested on a "communicating" charge (Section 213 of the Criminal Code), yet the purpose of john "schools" is not to address the law a john may have broken, but rather to condemn the exchange of sex for money.
		Johns are made to feel that prostitution is a "women's issue" and as such their "teacher" is always right, regardless of whether or not she has anything in common with the sex workers the johns see.
		Johns will keep coming as long as there are hookers on the street, and hookers will keep working on the street as long as there is money to be made.
	www.walnet.org /csis/groups/swav/johnschool/johnschool.html (1887 words)

	LearnThis.Info Encyclopedia articles beginning with 'Jo' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		John Davan Sainsbury, Baron Sainsbury of Preston Candover
		John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, 1st Baron Acton
		John Griffin Whitwell, 4th Baron Howard de Walden
	encyclopedia.learnthis.info /j/jo (150 words)

	Sex client - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The slang terms punter (UK) and john (North America) are used among both prostitutes and law enforcement.
		The term john may have originated from the customers giving their name as "John", which is a common name in English speaking countries.
		"John Schools" as an attempt to educate prostitutes' clients
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_(prostitution) (163 words)

	The Lola Greene Baldwin Foundation for Recovery
		Prostitution buffs are like police and fire buffs, that is, people with an intense interest in those occupations even though they do not belong to them.
		Prostituted people are used to service populations which are physically isolated from the life of their communities.
		Most prostituted women want very much to be good mothers, often trying to give their children the love and care they never received themselves.
	www.prostitutionrecovery.org /how_prostitution_works.html (5232 words)

	The law has hounded hookers out of safe areas and into dark alleys, making them easy prey for murderers-June 15, 2002
		From that year to 2000, according to Statistics Canada, 72 prostitutes were murdered while working (that number is understated, as it includes only cases where the police had confirmed the victim was a prostitute working at the time of the murder).
		It's also common for convicted prostitutes to be found in violation of prior court orders, such as boundary restrictions, or to be convicted of other crimes, such as drug possession; 44 per cent of streetwalkers charged with multiple offences are incarcerated.
		Prostitutes are given added incentive to move on when they are slapped with boundary restrictions that bar them from the strolls where they have been arrested in the past.
	www.missingpeople.net /the_law_has_hounded_hookers-june_15,_2002.htm (3747 words)

	Violence Report Section 13 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		We term predatory sexual violence against prostitutes “misogynist” because, as one 31 year veteran of the VPD put it, the maliciousness and viciousness of some of the sexual assaults and murders is “beyond belief.” He described the behaviour of many of the men who assault prostitutes as “very physical...
		Although prostitution is legal, the legislation gives no indication as to where the sellers and buyers of sexual services should meet, or where they should conduct their business.
		Since prostitution was displaced from the West End in the summer of 1984, lobby groups have emerged in other neighborhoods (Mount Pleasant, Strathcona, Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Grandview-Woodlands) as police initiatives have sequentially displaced prostitution from one area to another.
	users.uniserve.com /~lowman/violence/13.htm (6019 words)

	Minnesota Coalition Against Prostitution
		Johns and pimps who exploit prostituted women and children should be arrested, subjected to the full booking process, and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
		It is not uncommon for officers to tag and release johns suspected of soliciting or engaging in the act of prostitution.
		Prostituted women and girls (average age of entry is 14 years old) are typically blamed for prostitution while little or no regard is paid to the suburban and rural johns who create the demand.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/mcap/solutionsdoc.html (3791 words)

	Emmaus Ministries - Reaching Out to Men Involved in Prostitution
		John continued working among young homeless adults when he returned to the Chicago area in the fall of 1989 to complete his BA in Christian Education at Wheaton College.
		John immediately began to pursue funding, administrative consultation and support for this vision, and in November of 1990 Emmaus Ministries was officially incorporated as a nonprofit ministry.
		John was selected as one of "Tomorrow's Leaders Today" by the Public Allies organization in 1994 and was ordained to the Permanent Diaconate in the Catholic Church in May of 2002.
	streets.org /johngreen.html (539 words)

	Natural Childhood: HOW PROSTITUTION WORKS
		Virginia and her sisters are prostitutes--their strength and resiliance seen clearly on a 2nd generation of females who are also born into poverty and raised in a universal brothel.
		The johns and the police are lesser hazards.
		Prostitution, especially in childhood, is at least as effective as war in producing post-traumatic stress disorder.
	naturalchildhood.blogspot.com /2007/03/how-prostitution-works.html (4480 words)

	Prostitution Programs - United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia
		The Prostitution Intervention Program offers both an education and awareness program for the purchasers of prostitution (The "John School") and a rehabilitation and treatment program for prostitutes (The Bridges Program).
		The Bridges Program is an outpatient program that strives to divert women from prostitution to a more stable life by providing them with education and group recovery support to address addictions, trauma and oppression that often result from childhood abuse and neglect.
		The Bridges program is available to prostitutes who have not previously benefited from diversion in any jurisdiction, who do not have a pending case involving a violent misdemeanor or any felony offense and who are not on probation or parole for a violent misdemeanor or any felony offense.
	www.usdoj.gov /usao/dc/Community_Prosecution/Prostitution_Programs (390 words)

	Wild Child Publishing -- a high quality literary magazine and ebook publisher. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Beginning from his first memories as a toddler, John Brookes attempts to confess and explain the various acts of cruelty he has inflicted on others, and possibly come to terms with himself in (what he sees as) the last stage of his existence.
		Born to an abusive and negligent mother, John's upbringing is fertile ground for aberrant behavior.
		John takes us on the journey of his life, from childhood, to his own marriage and parenthood, and beyond.
	www.wildchildpublishing.com /content/view/199/101 (494 words)

	SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
		The acknowledged pioneer of john activism, Fred Cherry, began his one-man campaign against New York state's prostitution laws in 1962, when patronizing a prostitute was not yet a crime.
		John sweeps are typically conducted by street corner decoys dressed in provocative gear.
		In Canada, Goldstein notes, prostitution itself is not a crime, though a soliciting law bans "communicating in public for the purpose." If Canadian john schools can't keep their focus on the illegal behavior -- solicitation -- "they are overstepping their bounds by talking about the morality of prostitution," says Goldstein.
	www.salon.com /april97/news/news970421.html (1404 words)

	Ally McBeal "Compromising Positions"
		John interrupts, and he'd like to hold a meeting, he feels he's lost the confidence of the office.
		John then bursts in, and questions her about the score she gave him on the questionnaire.
		John then asks Ally a question "how often do you have sexual relations?" and Ally says he doesn't know her well enough to ask that.
	www.gurlfriends.com /ally/980525.html (1861 words)

	John Lucich - Author of Cyber Lies
		John Lucich is a seventeen year veteran of law enforcement and spent his last eight and a half years with the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, Organized Crime and Racketeering Bureau seizing and analyzing computers for crimes including organized crime, narcotics, hacking, homicide, prostitution, corruption and much more.
		John was also an adjunct professor of Computer Science for five and a half years and has now been in the private sector for almost 10 years, involved in both civil and criminal computer forensic cases.
		John has been teaching a Cyber Crimes course twice a year to the new police recruit classes at the state academy located in Sea Girt, New Jersey for the past ten years.
	www.cyberlies.com /about-john-lucich (367 words)

	John School Helps Break the Cycle of Prostitution
		The perception of prostitution has long been one-sided—get the sex trade workers off the street and the problem is solved.
		To qualify to attend the school, a john must be over 18 years of age, a first-time offender with no criminal record, and must show remorse for his behaviour.
		"It's quite graphic," said Kampouris, "and talks about sexually transmitted diseases and what [the johns] are putting themselves and their families through." A former sex trade worker tells her story of what life is like on the street, and addresses some of the dangers that sex trade workers face, including drug dependency.
	perc.ca /PEN/1998-11/s-boddy.html (1491 words)

	Commonwealth Attorney
		Johns and hookers went to court and went to jail.
		John School is offered to those individuals caught for the first time soliciting the services of a prostitute.
		Of the ten Johns who did not choose to finish their assigned punishment, six have so far been arrested and convicted of contempt of court and received jail sentences.
	www.norfolk.gov /commatty/fight_against_prostitution.asp (876 words)

	Ally McBeal "Compromising Positions"
		John interrupts, and he'd like to hold a meeting, he feels he's lost the confidence of the office.
		John then bursts in, and questions her about the score she gave him on the questionnaire.
		John then asks Ally a question "how often do you have sexual relations?" and Ally says he doesn't know her well enough to ask that.
	www.coffeerooms.com /ally/980525.html (1861 words)

	John School Helps Break the Cycle of Prostitution
		The perception of prostitution has long been one-sided—get the sex trade workers off the street and the problem is solved.
		To qualify to attend the school, a john must be over 18 years of age, a first-time offender with no criminal record, and must show remorse for his behaviour.
		One volunteer with the home reported that when the police pick up a sex trade worker, they will sometimes take her directly to Sophie's Hope, rather than to the police station to be charged.
	www.perc.ca /PEN/1998-11/s-boddy.html (1491 words)

	SFU Library - Prostitution in Canada
		The course examines: the history of prostitution in Canada; the development of Canadian prostitution law; the history of prostitution law enforcement in Canada; theories of prostitution; the findings and recommendations of various government Committees, Commission and Task Forces.
		John Lowman is a faculty member in the School of Criminology at Simon Fraser University.
		The service is comprised of information for sex workers and activists/educators who study issues of decriminalization, human rights in the context of prostitution, violence against prostitutes and women, sex workers and pornography, as well as current trends in legislation and social policy in the U.S. and internationally.
	www.lib.sfu.ca /researchhelp/subjectguides/crim/classes/crim051313.htm (1741 words)

	Just-in Fall 2005 - Page 10
		"John school" is an adult court diversion program for eligible first-time offenders charged with communication in a public place for the purpose of prostitution.
		In other instances, johns have been robbed, their cars have been stolen or damaged by frustrated neighbours tired of the noise and garbage street prostitution creates.
		Another woman who lives in a neighbourhood used for street prostitution told the men how she used to go outside her house to pick up the needles and used condoms before children walked by on their way to school.
	www.justice.gov.ab.ca /JustIN/fall05/page10.htm (1006 words)

	essays papers - Prostitution
		Prostitutes are forced to work through established brothels and are forbidden to work out of their homes.
		All prostitutes and brothels must be licensed and the brothels must provide the prostitutes with personal doctors who test all of the prostitutes for sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV tests are done on a monthly basis and condoms are mandatory.
		Some issues, like prostitution, have been around for thousands of years and will never go away, so it is for this reason that, as Barbara Walter said, "Prostitution is a world that is here to stay, like it or not it is time to make the best of it"7.
	www.123helpme.com /view.asp?id=40559 (1531 words)

	Power Line: Analogies to Terror
		John Kerry is rightly being battered for characterizing terrorism, in a best-case scenario, as a "nuisance" like prostitution and gambling, which law enforcement (significantly, not the armed forces) tries to suppress to a reasonable level, but which never entirely goes away.
		But to tolerate such cruelty, as a matter of policy, in the way that we tolerate prostitution or car accidents, should be viewed as utterly unacceptable.
		John Kerry is rightly being battered for characterizing terrorism, in a best-case scenario, as a "nuisance" like prostitution and gambling, [Read More]
	powerlineblog.com /archives/008156.php (877 words)

	Higher prostitution fines planned \| TheNewsTribune.com \| Tacoma, WA
		The daylong school uses cops, health officials, community members and prostitutes themselves to teach johns about the physical, emotional and economic toll the trade takes on a city and its residents.
		But right now, it might be cheaper for a man to plead guilty to misdemeanor prostitution and take the punishment handed out by the court than to pay the John School fee, said assistant city attorney Jon Walker.
		Punishment depends on the facts and circumstances of the case as well as the john’s prior criminal history, said assistant city attorney Jean Hayes, supervisor for the city’s criminal division.
	dwb.thenewstribune.com /news/local/story/6256523p-5460969c.html (707 words)

	The Blotter
		As part of a crackdown on prostitution, the Justice Department is spending $25 million on "John Schools," allowing men caught in prostitution investigations to avoid criminal charges and public exposure.
		During the five-hour presentation, the men listen to former prostitutes tell their stories of abuse and degradation, watch slide shows with graphic examples of sexually transmitted diseases and are reminded that solicitation of prostitution, while a misdemeanor, is still against the law.
		Most prostitutes find their way into prostitution because they mistakingly think it's the best way (or a temporary way) to support themselves and their children.
	blogs.abcnews.com /theblotter/2007/05/john_school_for.html (2289 words)

	John Be Gone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		These efforts will be occurring as a result of feedback that has been received from the community.
		In spite of previous traditional, concentrated law enforcement efforts, our residents have stated that prostitution continues to be a chronic problem in some of their neighborhoods.
		The operation detailing these new initiatives will be called "John-Be-Gone." The purpose of the operation will be to reduce the level of prostitution in our neighborhoods.
	home.neo.rr.com /evert/johnbegone.html (1027 words)

	AUTHOR INDEX
		With a population approaching 80,000 at the peak of the boom in 1887-88, it was not unusual for several individuals to have the same, or very similar, names.
		Whether all the letters signed "John Murray" were from the same person is unknown.
		Readers who discover errors are urged, for the benefit of other scholars, to send corrections to the email address reshaffer@csupomona.edu or mail them to the home address listed on the web page associated with this project.
	www.intranet.csupomona.edu /~reshaffer/ltrswwx.htm (2097 words)

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