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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
Yeah, and your scientology example was bang on.
However, I think she'd have to prove she was uber religious and people who are extremely devout and live by a stunning moral code where sex with a person of a different religion will kill their soul would/should not be having sex with strangers minutes after meeting them.
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Not only would the prosecution have to prove that, they'd have to prove that the guy was aware of the fact and deceived her intentionally on that point in order to get at the goods. And that would really only get you in the door to it being a potential criminal act. There's still a long way to go to reach the point of a conviction. It's an incredibly slippery slope, which makes me think any chance of the courts entertaining charges in anything but the most egregious situations (like the twin brothers blind wife, which is really a different situation as she never consented to sex with the particular person in that scenario) is incredibly small.