Many argue that prostitution laws are hypocritical in a society that condones wife swapping, communal orgies, and adultery. Constitutional challenges to antiprostitution laws have become increasingly broad and creative. The biggest obstacle to reform is the Blanton-Moses emphasis on the 'community interest in maintaining a decent society.' The bill proposed here is an attempt to account for the realities of the legislative process and the issue of prostitution. It should constitute a middle ground which adds controls to some activities and eliminates controls on others in an attempt to appease competing interest groups. The bill is set out in full in the appendix. Footnotes are included.