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michigan penal code 750.532
I found this while poking around on the internet.Apparently it's illegal to screw an unmarried woman in Michigan. Hell I don't think even Louisiana has a law like that.
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If you can't feed* it, don't breed it.
*And by feed, I mean a lot more than merely applying food.
Outlawing oral sex should be illegal.
Another interpetation is one can only screw a married woman, whether she is YOUR wife or not.





Law books are filled with old anti-sodomy and other sexual mores laws. PA had an anti-fornication law, and until the recent Lawrence decision by the SCOTUS, the law on the books actually made it a crime for spouses to engage in oral or anal sex with each other. Nobody in the state ever enforced that law, however, given change of public sentiments on bedroom freedom and the assumption that it would be invalidated by today's courts if challenged. In total sum, the SCOTUS has pretty much held that laws seeking to regulate consensual sex acts between adults are unconstitutional. However, many of those laws remain on the books because there's actually no need for the legislature to bother to repeal them because they're already legally deemed null and void anyway. However, it is wise IMO for legislatures to clean up their books of unenforced and/or invalid laws. The upside to such laziness, though, is the historic and sometimes comic relief of seeing the content of such laws, especially morality based laws.
Last edited by O'Sullivan Bere; 06-11-2010 at 09:37 AM.
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The states are full of laws showing off government's full arrogant intention to be involved in your personal life and tell you sexually what is right and wrong. Other than that fact, there is little to see here. There is no active intention to remove and/or update these laws as it would open up a mess for politicians to deal with, it is far easier to just null them by pretending they are not there.
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Seduce and debauch. So that's what they called it in the 1930's.THE MICHIGAN PENAL CODE (EXCERPT)
Act 328 of 1931
750.532 Seduction; punishment.
Sec. 532.
Punishment—Any man who shall seduce and debauch any unmarried woman shall be guilty of a felony, punishable by imprisonment in the state prison not more than 5 years or by fine of not more than 2,500 dollars; but no prosecution shall be commenced under this section after 1 year from the time of committing the offense.
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