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To: Bilow who wrote (7462)	10/25/2001 9:24:11 AM
From: Bilow	Read Replies (1) of 281500

Hi all; South Korea jails adulterers: South Korean court upholds law banning adultery South China Morning Post, October 25, 2001 South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld on Thursday a law banning adultery, rejecting a lawsuit by a couple which argued the law violated their basic right to the pursuit of happiness. The law was challenged by a couple in their thirties who were prosecuted for adultery and sentenced to eight months in jail after the woman's husband sued her for infidelity. ... breakingnews.scmp.com -- Carl P.S. This is along the line of seeing what kind of differences exist between our own laws and those of other nations.

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