These States Still Have Laws Banning Sodomy in 2022
After Clarence Thomas said he wants to overturn Lawrence v. Texas, will we have to worry about anti-sodomy laws again?
July 12 2022 9:27 AM
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After Clarence Thomas said he wants to overturn Lawrence v. Texas, will we have to worry about anti-sodomy laws again?
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