Criminal Law, 2012 Bar — Question 34

MULTIPLE CHOICE

What is the criminal liability, if any, of a mayor who, without being authorized by law, compels prostitutes residing in his city to go to, and live in, another place against their will? (A) The mayor is criminally liable for violation of domicile. (B) The mayor is criminally liable for expulsion. (C) The mayor is criminally liable for grave coercion. (D) The mayor incurs no criminal liability because he merely wants to protect the youth against the indecency of the prostitutes.

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