United States v. Yingji Jin
Mots-clés
Parcours procédural du dossier
1st Instance:
Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida
Reference: Docket number: 07-00056-CR-4-RH-WCS
2nd Instance:
Court: U.S. Circuit Court for the 11th Circuit
Date: 2009
Reference: 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 27495
Victime / Demandeurs de la première instance
Défendeurs / Répondants de la première instance
Résumé des faits
During an investigation into massage parlours in the Buffalo, New York area, law enforcement picked up a woman whom they thought was a victim outside the Hong Kong Acupressure in Amherst, New York. During questioning it became apparent that the defendant might help to run the massage parlour. Eventually, the defendant, an undocumented Chinese woman, accepted a plea bargain in exchange for the government dropping the trafficking charges.
Frais/Réclamations/Décisions
8 U.S.C. § 1324
8 U.S.C. § 1325(a)
Guilty plea accepted in exchange for dropping human trafficking charges.
Source/Citation
http://www.law.umich.edu/clinical/HuTrafficCases/Pages/CaseDisp.aspx?caseID=324
Commentaires ou Eléments Importants
Three other women were arrested in the same operation: Gho Mei Zi (aged 43), Yang-Shu Liang (aged 43), both who resided at the address listed for the massage parlor, and Choon Ja Yun. Choon Ja Yun was charged with promoting prostitution and operating a sex business within 1,000 feet of a school or church. Chun-h-Jeong, the owner of the massage parlor, was also arrested.
Information is on this defendant’s conviction. May have been part of a larger smuggling operation with other actors.
