What is defined as soliciting or promoting prostitution?

The act of soliciting or promoting prostitution is specifically defined as "Soliciting for Prostitution." This term encompasses activities where an individual attempts to engage another person in sexual acts for payment, thereby facilitating the act of prostitution. The focus here is on the promotion and solicitation aspect, which is crucial in law enforcement as it addresses the actions taken to encourage or participate in prostitution rather than the act itself.

The other choices represent different aspects of sexual offenses or statutes. For instance, "Prostitution" generally refers to the act of engaging in sexual activity for monetary compensation without the explicit emphasis on solicitation. "Indecent Behavior with a Juvenile" pertains to offenses involving minors and is not relevant to the solicitation of prostitution. "Prostitution under 18" specifically addresses cases involving minors involved in prostitution, which again diverges from the solicitation or promotional aspect. Therefore, the definition of soliciting or promoting prostitution is clearly captured in "Soliciting for Prostitution," emphasizing the intention and action of engaging others in prostitution-related activities.