Sex With Someone You Don’t Live With Is Illegal Now

- It's all part of the lockdown rules regarding COVID-19
- The police will not be breaking into homes to verify
June 6, 2020
Sex With Someone You Don’t Live With Is Illegal Now
Sex With Someone You Don’t Live With Is Illegal Now

According to the new corona-guidelines, in England, it is now illegal to have sex with someone outside your own household.

England’s Government has set new lockdown regulations. It bans people from socializing with someone from another household in a private space, according to the article.

Up until now the person visiting a house for intercourse would have been the one in breach of the measures. However, under the new law, both will be prosecuted, says the same article.

This is due to Amendment Regulations being introduced in Parliament from Monday (June 1), reports the Mirror.

Officers have no powers to enter someone’s home for breaking the lockdown rules – unless they suspect “serious” crime, according to the news article.

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