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Sodomy Law in Maryland
On January 20, 1999, the Washingon Post reported on the Maryland Judge's ruling that Maryland's sodomy law could not be applied to consensual acts.
Rather than remove the law from the books, Andrew H. Baida, an assistant attorney general for Maryland, said that authorities would prefer to keep the law so they could more easily prosecute cases of sexual assault, prostitution or sex in public.
Note: This information is provided solely for the purpose of making people more aware of laws restricting certain consensual sexual behaviors in the United States.
The creator of this compilation is not a lawyer and the information contained herein is not intended as and should not be considered to be legal advice. While this information is believed to be factual, you should consult your state's lawbook or a lawyer for definitive legal opinions and advice prior to engaging in any consensual sexual act(s) with your adult partner. Furthermore, state laws are subject to change at any time, so you should periodically review them in order to determine if your behavior remains in compliance with them.
