Yes, sex workers can be charged with solicitation in Arizona. Arizona’s solicitation laws criminalize the act of offering or agreeing to engage in sexual conduct in exchange for a fee. This means that both the person offering sexual services (the sex worker) and the person seeking those services (the client) can be charged with solicitation. The penalties for solicitation in Arizona vary depending on factors such as prior offenses and the circumstances of the solicitation. It’s important for sex workers to be aware of the legal risks and to seek legal advice if facing solicitation charges. Additionally, various organizations and advocacy groups in Arizona provide support and resources for individuals involved in sex work who may be affected by solicitation laws.