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Simple English definitions for legal terms
solicitee
Read a random definition: Administrative Office of the United States Courts
A quick definition of solicitee:
Solicitee: Someone who is asked for something. This can be a request for help, money, or even to do something illegal. Solicitation is when someone asks another person to do something illegal. It is also when someone offers money in exchange for sex. Lawyers are not allowed to directly ask people to be their clients. In the world of finance, solicitation is when someone asks for a vote or decision from shareholders.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: A solicitee is a person who is being asked or requested to do something. It can also refer to a person who is offered money in exchange for sex.
Example 1: The company sent out emails to all their employees asking for volunteers to help with the charity event. The employees who received the email are the solicitees.
Example 2: The police arrested a woman for solicitation after she offered to have sex with an undercover officer in exchange for money. The person who was offered money is the solicitee.
These examples illustrate how a solicitee is someone who is being asked or offered something, whether it's a request for help or an offer of money.