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Louisiana Wants to Surgically CASTRATE Child Sex Offenders for Reduced Prison Sentence!!!
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8:12Now PlayingIn a highly debated move, the Louisiana legislature has passed a bill allowing judges to order surgical castration for those convicted of raping, molesting, or committing incest with children under 13. If Republican Governor Jeff Landry signs the bill into law, it will apply to offenses committed on or after August of this year. Offenders who refuse the procedure face additional charges and up to five more years in prison. This decision is part of a series of controversial bills from the Republican-controlled state legislature, including restrictions on proximity to police officers, mandatory Ten Commandments posters in classrooms, and classifying abortion pills as controlled substances. Tune into this episode of Night School for an in-depth analysis of these legislative changes and their implications.
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