California Moves to Outlaw 'Stealthing,' or Removing Condom Without Consent (legal, lawyers)

[FinsterRufus]

Hmmm, if a woman gets pregnant after some dude has done this, what do we all think about her options to terminate?

Do we file this under the rape and incest exception lots of people are in favour of?

(FTR I am for abortion on demand, for any reason).

[temptation001]

It should of been a law since forever. A dude just unmasking himself while doing the deed is a total violation.

[ReineDeCoeur]

Good. Every state and territory should have this law.

Originally Posted by FinsterRufus

Hmmm, if a woman gets pregnant after some dude has done this, what do we all think about her options to terminate?

Do we file this under the rape and incest exception lots of people are in favour of?

(FTR I am for abortion on demand, for any reason).

In the abortion discussion, some people want act as though these kinds of things don’t happen.

[Gemdiver]

Originally Posted by Kracer

CA law imposes a misdemeanor on anyone intentionally giving someone aids!!!!

Next will be a fine for faking an orgasm.

That will never happen, California is wahmen friendly

[Roboteer]

California Moves to Outlaw 'Stealthing,' or Removing Condom Without Consent


I don't even want to know how they propose to gather evidence of this crime.

[bus man]

Originally Posted by ReineDeCoeur

Good. Every state and territory should have this law.



In the abortion discussion, some people want act as though these kinds of things don’t happen.

This sort of thing has been happening for a long time, and not just in California. I didn't know it had a name, though.

Originally Posted by Roboteer

California Moves to Outlaw 'Stealthing,' or Removing Condom Without Consent


I don't even want to know how they propose to gather evidence of this crime.

A used condom with the DNA of the male user but none of his semen in it.

[No_Recess]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

California Moves to Outlaw 'Stealthing,' or Removing Condom Without Consent


I don't even want to know how they propose to gather evidence of this crime.

Government: Don't worry, we'll think of something.

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by Axxlrod

Seems like a very difficult thing to prove.

Who needs proof when we automatically believe the woman?

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by Cape Cod Todd

Stealthing?

I know this is an old fashioned worn out notion but maybe if the act of intercourse would be between 2 partners that know and trust each other instead of 2 strangers we wouldn't be having this problem.



It is crazy to think that this "Stealthing" is such a major issue that they would have to write a law about it but then again the Democrats do like to micro manage us.

It makes perfect sense if your world view is women good, men bad.

[Kevroqs]

Even if a condom gets removed with consent and a partner regrets it, it's considered rape.

You still get screwed either way.