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sodomy
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sodomy

Noncoital carnal copulation. Sodomy is a crime in some jurisdictions. Some sodomy laws, particularly in Middle Eastern countries and those jurisdictions observing Shari'ah law, provide penalties as severe as life imprisonment for homosexual intercourse, even if the relations are between legally consenting adults. Other sodomy laws proscribe a variety of other forms of sexual contact and apply even to married couples. No such regulations are found in the law codes of Denmark, France, Italy, Sweden, The Netherlands, or Switzerland, among other countries.The Wolfenden committee in Britain and the American Law Institute recommended abolition of criminal penalties for sodomy, except in cases involving violence, children, or public solicitation. This position was adopted in England in 1967 and has been adopted in many U.S. states as well.


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It is a fact that people come to America from other countries to sodomize, rape and kill children because of the leniency of our laws against it.
He's stomped and assaulted by three other teenagers, who basically kick him in the body with steel-toed boots and then proceed to sodomize him with a two-inch plastic pipe that they had drenched in Clorox.
At one point his Web site warned of the need to "expose vile attempts by militant homosexual activists to sodomize our children.
 
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