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Region | Kentucky |
Issue | Homosexual activity |
Status | Illegal (death penalty as punishment) |
Start Date | 1792 |
End Date | 1798 |
Description | Upon admission to the Union, Kentucky received its sodomy statutes from the Commonwealth of Virginia whose sodomy laws attacked any non-procreative sexual act (even between men and women). Those found guilty potentially faced execution. |
Sources | http://www.glapn.org/sodomylaws/sensibilities/kentucky.htm |
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edited by DaisyGeekyTrans. Fixing spelling. Its is for possession and it’s is for it is.
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Description | Upon admission to the Union, Kentucky received it's sodomy statutes from the Commonwealth of Virginia whose sodomy laws attacked any non-procreative sexual act (even between men and women). Those found guilty potentially faced execution. | Upon admission to the Union, Kentucky received its sodomy statutes from the Commonwealth of Virginia whose sodomy laws attacked any non-procreative sexual act (even between men and women). Those found guilty potentially faced execution. |
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Status | Illegal (death penalty as punishment) |
Start Date | 1792 |
End Date | 1798 |
Description | Upon admission to the Union, Kentucky received it's sodomy statutes from the Commonwealth of Virginia whose sodomy laws attacked any non-procreative sexual act (even between men and women). Those found guilty potentially faced execution. |
Sources | http://www.glapn.org/sodomylaws/sensibilities/kentucky.htm |