For one thing, I never understood why there was even an anti-sodomy law anywhere to begin with.  If someone wants to enter the exit door, why not fucking let 'em.  Besides, who's gonna be actively searching for butt-pirates anyway?

I don't think it will have an effect as the Court's decision only dealt with a Texas statute which made sodomy illegal between the same sexed partners. California does not have a similar statute, as far as I know. I guess that is why the other states call us "buggers."

It merely throws out the possibility of you being charged with "sodomy" as a crime (if busted while doing anal I suppose) *in addition* to prostitution.

I guess it probably evens the playing field in terms of female and male pro's - where the males might be be charged with an additional offense in some states if caught in the act.

Otherwise, all it really says is the state can't tell you what you can and can't do sexually - however, they (unfortunately) can still say you can't do it for money.

PS: I'm not a lawyer or anything.  You should probably check-out the legal discussion board for better information.

but it won't.

People are still in denial about the meaning of the 9th Amendment.