In which U.S. states is P. a felony right now ?
It changes sometimes + I don't want to research outdated information.
For instance, I know New Orleans had P. as a felony in 2006.
Recently, NOLA switched to P. over to a misdemeanor.
Now, NOLA will try to hit P. people with felony human trafficking charges, as a roundabout way to keep it classified as a felony.
So, can anyone give me a straight forward current answer; regarding the current legal status ?
Where is P. a felony right now ?
for example, here in North Carolina, solicitation a misdemeanor, BUT they have recently been including "crimes against nature" for oral and anal sex, which is a felony.
Crimes against nature, incidentally, is a felony even if it's between married couples, but of course, they never get arrested for it.
I think the Supremes tosses out all those anti-Sodomy laws some time ago, so those threats to use felonies for those are pretty toothless.
(still not a lawyer)
...consenting adults can do what they want BCD.
But here is a link to someone who claims NC "crimes against nature" laws are not unconstitutional when it comes to P4P.
...your OP again - it was a legal question. Also, I was responding to mrfisher.
And although I know Wiki isn't the answer for everything, it does give a good, condense explanation here:
I reflect back prior to venturing out...just in case the law changed.
Also be mindful of which County you plan to visit cuz there's some notorious Counties w a lunatic Sheriff (Florida and Arizona)
Google keywords....if it comes back as more risky than normal, pass.
Subscribe to google alerts using keywords (p) and avoid the areas that are extra hot.
Example: Little Rock is bad. So bad that gals sit up shop outside the county line in Benton.
Another one is Nashville....Gals set up shop in Brentwood/Franklin. Same with Jackson, MS.
Hollar if you need anything or have any questions, ever...I'm here.
Peace & Love,
Heather of Alabama