NRS 207.203 prohibits trespass at Nevada casinos by alleged prostitutes or customers who have at least three convictions in the last five years for solicitation of prostitution. In this context, trespass usually means going on casino grounds in order to commit an unlawful act - such as soliciting prostitution. But trespass can also mean entering or remaining on casino grounds after being asked to leave by the property owner, management or security guards. Therefore, this is a very narrow crime aimed to deter convicted sex workers and customers from hooking up at casinos. But this law also serves to identify career prostitutes and compulsive johns who clearly need help. As discussed below, these defendants may be able to get the criminal charge completely dismissed as long as they complete an educational class, counseling or rehabilitation for drug- and alcohol addiction. And if this treatment has the intended effect, these defendants might never engage in prostitution again.