Author

Publication

1965 - Monarch Books, Derby, CT, USA, Connecticut

Language

English

Word Count

38,500 words, Guess

Page Count

154 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Classifications

  • DDC346/.73/016
  • LCCKF510 .E33

Description

> Is it possible to rape one's own wife? Can one be divorced in some states but > not in others? Is adultery always a grounds for divorce? Are married > couples really free in their own beds? > > So complex are our laws governing sex and marriage, that too often such > questions can only be answered by a court of law; and a decision in one > state can be negated by the courts in another. Accordingly, a large portion > of our population could be prosecuted and convicted by obscure laws that no > longer fit our twentieth-century manners and mores. > > Here is a comprehensive study of our laws as they relate to sex, with > illuminating case histories which show the pitfalls that can trap the > unenlightened.

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