Prostitution offenses include offering to engage in sexual conduct for a fee, and not being a victim of human trafficking.

• A. Harassment
• B. Public Lewdness
• C. Prostitution
• D. Solicitation

Answer: (C)

Prostitution offenses are defined by engaging in sexual conduct for a fee, which is exactly what the statement describes. It also notes that victims of human trafficking aren’t charged with prostitution, reflecting the legal protection that treats them as victims rather than offenders. In this context, the term that matches the described offense is prostitution itself. Harassment and public lewdness describe different crimes, and solicitation is a separate offense that involves inviting or paying for sex, not the act of prostitution as such.