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Kentucky republicans tackling the important issues - Sex with their cousins
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Kentucky republicans tackling the important issues - Sex with their cousins
https://www.newsweek.com/kentucky-bill-s...on-1861398

“A Kentucky Republican has introduced legislation that would amend the state's law so a person who had sex with their first cousin would no longer be criminally liable for incest.

House Bill 269, which state Representative Nick Wilson sponsored, was introduced on January 16 to the House Committee on Committees. According to the Kentucky General Assembly website, it would strike "first cousin from the list of familial relationships" defined as unlawful incest in the state. The amendment would also reduce the designation of incest by contact to a Class D felony for some cases "unless it is committed with a person who is less than twelve years of age," in which case it is Class C.“


Edit : Now dude says it was an inadvertent mistake and withdrew the bill to refile.
(This post was last modified: 01-18-2024 12:12 AM by U_of_Elvis.)
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