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that adultery is a felony in Idaho..Michigan..Oklahoma..Wisconsin..and Massachusetts also it's a misdemeanor in 20 + states,including Washington DC. in some states they prosecute the two involved.
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no reason for me to know that...but ty for the info
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Seperation of religion and state???? I knew they couldnt accomplish it.....I guess that is just in schools though
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i live in massachusetts and have dated several married women...it is a law that goes back to puritanical times...as far as i know,no one in recent years has ever been arrested for it,let alone prosecuted for it...be seeing you
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i live in massachusetts and have dated several married women...it is a law that goes back to puritanical times...as far as i know,no one in recent years has ever been arrested for it,let alone prosecuted for it...be seeing you |
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i live in massachusetts and have dated several married women...it is a law that goes back to puritanical times...as far as i know,no one in recent years has ever been arrested for it,let alone prosecuted for it...be seeing you in all the familiar places... |
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that adultery is a felony in Idaho..Michigan..Oklahoma..Wisconsin..and Massachusetts also it's a misdemeanor in 20 + states,including Washington DC. in some states they prosecute the two involved. |
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Edited by
adj4u
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Mon 01/26/09 06:54 AM
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Seperation of religion and state???? I knew they couldnt accomplish it.....I guess that is just in schools though marriage is a contract if you get a license the license is issued by the state if you break the contract you are thus breaking a state issued document you break a state issued document you can be prosecuted ------------------------------------------------------------- if the state truly kept religion out of it gay marriage would be legal and you would not need a contract in the first place |
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In Virginia, you can use adultery as grounds for divorce and you can sue both parties civilly for a settlement. I'm not sure if you can be thrown in jail for it but you can lose very big financially if someone wants to push it that far.
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Seperation of religion and state???? I knew they couldnt accomplish it.....I guess that is just in schools though marriage is a contract if you get a license the license is issued by the state if you break the contract you are thus breaking a state issued document you break a state issued document you can be prosecuted ------------------------------------------------------------- if the state truly kept religion out of it gay marriage would be legal and you would not need a contract in the first place I knew that I was being sarcastic.... |
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In Virginia, you can use adultery as grounds for divorce and you can sue both parties civilly for a settlement. I'm not sure if you can be thrown in jail for it but you can lose very big financially if someone wants to push it that far. |
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Who cares if adultery is a punishable offense or not, if in your heart you do not know that it is an immoral thing to do then no law will change that.
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Massholes
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Adultery is also a UCMJ punishable offense (meaning, losing pay, free time, rank or get jail time) if you are in the military.
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i live in massachusetts and have dated several married women...it is a law that goes back to puritanical times...as far as i know,no one in recent years has ever been arrested for it,let alone prosecuted for it...be seeing you Why do you do that?! |
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Seperation of religion and state???? I knew they couldnt accomplish it.....I guess that is just in schools though marriage is a contract if you get a license the license is issued by the state if you break the contract you are thus breaking a state issued document you break a state issued document you can be prosecuted ------------------------------------------------------------- if the state truly kept religion out of it gay marriage would be legal and you would not need a contract in the first place I knew that I was being sarcastic.... |
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Seperation of religion and state???? I knew they couldnt accomplish it.....I guess that is just in schools though marriage is a contract if you get a license the license is issued by the state if you break the contract you are thus breaking a state issued document you break a state issued document you can be prosecuted ------------------------------------------------------------- if the state truly kept religion out of it gay marriage would be legal and you would not need a contract in the first place I knew that I was being sarcastic.... LMAO |
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