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LEGLST 1315 Lecture Notes - Constitutionalism, Abortion-Rights Movements

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4 Mar 2022
School
Pitt
Department
Legal Studies
Course
LEGLST 1315
Professor
David Defazio

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Sex crimes typically have age limts and isssues involved. They often involve discrimination, racism, ethical and moral issues. Sometimes it is legal and sometimes it is not legal. Sex and marriage are both very intimate topics. Errors on the side of freedom - sometimes. Compounded with the nature of these crimes. Title 23 - section 1704 - marriage between persons of the same sex. Marriage shall be between one man and one women. A marriage between persons of the same sex which was entered into in another state or foregin jurisdiction even if valid where entered into, shall be void in this. Pa used to have a law that you could not marry the same sex. So if you went to new york and got married and came back to pa you were not legally married while in pennsylvania. Same sex marriage is under amendment 14. The law is a process, we make it.

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