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"Give love on Christmas day," a popular tune goes — but only to your legitimate spouse, says House Bill 5729, more popularly known as the Marital Infidelity Law. Under the proposed bill, government officials found to be engaged in extra-marital relations will get six to 12 years in jail, while private citizens convicted of infidelity get a shorter jail term of six months to six years. HB 5729’s main proponent, CIBAC Rep.
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Equalizing the infidelity law

By S.A. Maguire | December 26, 2006 - 12:00am

"Give love on Christmas day," a popular tune goes — but only to your legitimate spouse, says House Bill 5729, more popularly known as the Marital Infidelity Law. Under the proposed bill, government...

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