Isabella Thorne
Saucy Ambassador of Tarty Foreign Affairs
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A federal appeals court has upheld an Alabama law banning the sale of artificial penises.
The law was challenged last year by six women who either sell sex aids or said they need them to get the job done.
A U.S. District Judge agreed saying it was "overly broad" and in violation of due process rights.
But last week a three-judge 11th Circuit panel overturned the ruling. They said the law, "is rationally related to the state's legitimate government interest in public morality."
The penalty for selling or distributing a rubber dicks in Alabama? Up to one year in jail and a $10,000 fine. [Cucumber farmers celebrate the ruling....] lol
[Publisher's Note: Apparently, they want the offenders to learn, in jail, under the glare of horny prison wardens, that there's no replacement for the real thing. Don't drop your soap, ladies!]
The law was challenged last year by six women who either sell sex aids or said they need them to get the job done.
A U.S. District Judge agreed saying it was "overly broad" and in violation of due process rights.
But last week a three-judge 11th Circuit panel overturned the ruling. They said the law, "is rationally related to the state's legitimate government interest in public morality."
The penalty for selling or distributing a rubber dicks in Alabama? Up to one year in jail and a $10,000 fine. [Cucumber farmers celebrate the ruling....] lol
[Publisher's Note: Apparently, they want the offenders to learn, in jail, under the glare of horny prison wardens, that there's no replacement for the real thing. Don't drop your soap, ladies!]
