Submitted by Guest5555555555 (not verified) on Thu, 04/15/2010 - 4:13am.
Actually, according to Lawrence vs. Texas, the US Supreme Court has ruled it is NOT a crime and thus he should NOT be charged under the statute that has been nullified by SCOTUS. I don't see how they are going to keep this charge, but it will be interesting. And since when did the thinking of a crime become the "crime" itself??? This must mean that the deputy/officer did indeed himself participate in the act. Something to think about.
Actually, according to
Actually, according to Lawrence vs. Texas, the US Supreme Court has ruled it is NOT a crime and thus he should NOT be charged under the statute that has been nullified by SCOTUS. I don't see how they are going to keep this charge, but it will be interesting. And since when did the thinking of a crime become the "crime" itself??? This must mean that the deputy/officer did indeed himself participate in the act. Something to think about.