#adultery

#adultery

New York has repealed a 1907 law criminalizing adultery, deeming it outdated and unhelpful for modern relationships and the justice system.

Adultery is no longer a criminal offense in New York, marking a significant legal change.

The law against adultery had been rarely enforced, with only a handful of charges over decades.

Governor Kathy Hochul repealed a 117-year-old law making adultery a misdemeanor, emphasizing personal relationships should not be subject to criminal laws.

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New York has decriminalized adultery, a decision made by Gov. Kathy Hochul, reflecting modern views on personal relationships.

Adultery has been decriminalized in New York, reflecting a societal shift away from outdated legal definitions.

Governor Hochul and legislators deemed the law obsolete after over a century.