Collateral Consequences: The Effects of Decriminalizing Prostitution on Women's Equality in Business

Danielle K. Lewchuk

Collateral Consequences: The Effects of Decriminalizing Prostitution on Women's Equality in Business

Danielle K. Lewchuk

Author Biography

Danielle K. Lewchuk

Danielle K. Lewchuk is a third year JD candidate at the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law. She would like to thank Professor Yvonne Zylan and Professor Claire Young for their invaluable input and advice on the initial drafts of this paper.

Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform

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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2013)

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