>>>>The judges should be frustrated. But, they are also part of the problem. There should be a uniform sentencing mandate, not a guideline. Another problem is that the justice system treats the fifth time offender (at least here in Memphis) like a first timer, unless they are convicted of a felony. We've got one "substitute" who has been arrested 208 times, mostly for prostitution, but also for burglary, aggravated assault, drugs, and robbery. I think at some point these people should become property of the state, because they have already demonstrated they can't be trusted to do the right thing.
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>>>What is the meaning of "substitute" in this context? - Also, is prostitution, in general, illegal?
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>>Haha, I used substitute as a play on words. Other than in marriage, prostitution is illegal in most states.<g> JUST KIDDING LADIES
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>Shouldn't it be then, "... arrested 208 times, mostly for substitution"?

If you want to substitute that word, I can deal with it!<g>