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Prostitution and Trafficking Laws
Vermont
In Vermont, all aspects of the sex trade—whether selling sex, buying sex, promoting it, or profiting from it—are completely illegal. Vermont law treats both buying and selling sex the same, meaning a person can be charged with the same crime whether they're purchasing or providing sexual services. Vermont’s vacatur law allows for criminal record relief for non-violent offenses.
Prostitution laws of
Vermont
Prostitution and Trafficking Laws
- § 2631. Definitions
- § 2632. Prostitution
- § 2634. Terms of probation
- § 2635. Slave traffic
- § 2636. Unlawful procurement
- § 2637. Appropriating or levying upon earnings of prostitute
- § 2638. Immunity from liability
- § 2651. Definitions
- § 2652. Human trafficking
- § 2653. Aggravated human trafficking
- § 2654. Patronizing or facilitating human trafficking
- § 2655. Solicitation
- § 2656. Human trafficking by a business entity; dissolution
- § 2657. Restitution
- § 2658. Motion to vacate by victim of human trafficking
- § 2659. Knowingly permitting human trafficking in a dwelling
- § 2631. Definitions
- § 2632. Prostitution
- § 2634. Terms of probation
- § 2635. Slave traffic
- § 2636. Unlawful procurement
- § 2637. Appropriating or levying upon earnings of prostitute
- § 2638. Immunity from liability
- § 2651. Definitions
- § 2652. Human trafficking
- § 2653. Aggravated human trafficking
- § 2654. Patronizing or facilitating human trafficking
- § 2655. Solicitation
- § 2656. Human trafficking by a business entity; dissolution
- § 2657. Restitution
- § 2658. Motion to vacate by victim of human trafficking
- § 2659. Knowingly permitting human trafficking in a dwelling