Fluker v. State

Marshall, Justice.

Each appellant was charged with pandering, by soliciting a named female to perform an act of prostitution. Both appellants filed motions to dismiss the accusations on the grounds that they charged them with conduct that does not come within the scope of the pandering statute, and that the pandering statute violates the equal protection clauses of the United States and Georgia Constitutions, Code Ann. §§ 1-815 and 2-203. Their briefs in support of their motions stated that each appellant had offered money toa female for a sexual act to be performed with him, which female was,…