Crown Castle Fiber v. City of Pasadena

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How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a woman could be prosecuted for conspiring to have herself transported across state lines for the purpose of prostitution, on the ground that her consent was not required to commit the substantive offense
• finding that a transported woman could conspire to violate the Mann Act
• finding that a transported woman could conspire to violate the Mann Act
• permitting women to be convicted of conspiracy to violate the Mann Act
• female “victim” guilty as a co-conspirator when she willingly participated in her illegal trans portation across state lines
• female \victim\ guilty as a co-conspirator when she willingly participated in her illegal transportation across state lines

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