Jesse Walker | June 15, 2007
Frontiers in criminal justice:
A judge has ruled that a 24-year-old Canadian man is not allowed to have a girlfriend for the next three years.
The ruling came after Steven Cranley pleaded guilty on Tuesday to several charges stemming from an assault on a former girlfriend....
Doctors say Cranley has difficulty coping with rejection and runs a high risk to re-offend if he becomes involved in another intimate relationship.
Justice Rhys Morgan said Cranley "cannot form a romantic relationship of an intimate nature with a female person."
In other words: Casual dating, loveless sex, and gay marriage are still permitted.
[Via Dazzling Knowledge.]
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