This Blog is brand new, but promises to tackle issues of sex and law like no other. It will strive for truth and candor, in a field where both are often in short supply. From ancient times, man has tried to repress the sexual desires of his fellow man with harsh laws, addressing things like marriage, adultry, sexual preferences & practices, consent, nudity, dancing, prostitution, pornography, dress codes, and all manner of bizarre restrictions. In the end, there is only one Law of Sex: ”Sex cannot be regulated, restricted or impacted by law.” All such attempts are futile, and often lead to disasterous results. This Blog will explore these thorny issues, and shine a light on the inane attempts to mold human sexual behavior through legal mandates.
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If you could point me into the right direction it would be appreciated. I’ve done web search however, haven’t located the information I require without taking the step and going to the City yet.
We can help you. Email me at larry@firstamendment.com, or call 407.975.9150.