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Saturday, November 18, 2006


More on our inundated legal system. I don't know what turn of events have happened in your life for this to happen, but it's pretty sad. If you're ever in a situation where your defense for having public intercourse with a deer is that it was dead at the time, maybe you need to take a deep and introspective look at your life choices.
Prosecution of a Douglas County case involving alleged sexual contact with a dead deer may hinge on the legal definition of the word “animal.”

Bryan James Hathaway, 20, of Superior faces a misdemeanor charge of sexual gratification with an animal. He is accused of having sex with a dead deer he saw beside Stinson Avenue on Oct. 11.

“The statute does not prohibit one from having sex with a carcass,” Anderson wrote.
Something to be said for the zealous representation of your client, but holy crap!?! I know it hasn't been that long ago that it was made illegal to have sex with a dead person, so it's no wonder carcass action isn't specifically outlawed in Minnesota. But I think reasonable people would agree that a dead animal is still an animal, if for nothing else but for how completely disgusting this is.

Ah, who am I kidding. He's gonna get off. Again.



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