So your boyfriend dropped his friends off at some address. He never met the girls and did not know them? Or is this the story he is telling you? He shouldn't be held responsible for what they did with the girls in that case. But that may be up to a jury.

The DA can assume there is a Santa Claus, guess what the DA is lying, trying to scare him, and it appears you have a 1/2 witted attorney if the attorney is saying 50/50. If that really is the facts of the case.

First and foremost, every crime has a exact list of actions that must be done, to be guilty of it.

if boyfriend is actually charged, look up that statue in the law books, I can not see where this could even be enough to get a judge to sign a order on.

He seriously needs a new attorney if this is the facts, and the attorney is only given those types of odds.

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

He seriously needs a new attorney if this is the facts, and the attorney is only given those types of odds.

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I'm guessing that we are only hearing what the boyfriend told the OP and that there is more to this story then we are being told.

I think both ScottGem and Fr_Chuck are right: more to the story, AND he needs a better lawyer.
I'm still wondering how the charges include 'display for sex.' If he is in someone's cell phone video, at the house where the sex took place, he didn't just drop anyone off.
But we will never know unless she comes back.

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But we will never know unless she comes back.

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We probably won't know even then. It's like pulling teeth getting anything out of this OP. Without knowing the actual facts, there's really no advice to give, it's all guessing.

There has to be more to this story. No way would someone be charged for this just for driving his friends to someone's house.