Appeal win - care workers buying sex for disabled client

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Couldn't see a thread on this already but great to see that they've confirmed it is unlawful for care workers to procure sex on behalf of clients:

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/unlawful-for-care-worker-to-arrange-contact-with-sex-worker-7fx88tkb7

"The characteristics of C raised a serious question about whether it would be appropriate to expose a sex worker to the risks of spending time alone with him".

This quote alone is chilling - what aren't they telling us about this person? It puts the idea to bed of a poor lickle man just wanting to be touched!

Thanks, Kimikos, for clarification. I didn't mean in a literal way, just that the law seems such an odd beast*, sometimes, that utterly common sense decisions require strange justifications to satisfy the legal rules.

*Especially to a non-legal bod.

If I saw a man trying to assault a blind or disabled woman I would go fucking postal on them. Utter scum.