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politics1 year ago

Ohio Bill Seeks Felony Charge for Flag Planting at OSU Stadium

An Ohio state lawmaker, Rep. Josh Williams, has proposed the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act, which would make "flag planting" at Ohio Stadium a fifth-degree felony. This follows a brawl between Michigan and Ohio State players after Michigan's victory, where Michigan players planted a flag at midfield, sparking the altercation. The proposed legislation would apply only to Ohio State's field, with penalties including up to 12 months in prison and a $2,500 fine.

crime2 years ago

Austrian Duo Charged for Broadcasting Hitler Speeches on Train Intercom

Two people have been charged in Austria for playing speeches by Adolf Hitler and the "Heil Hitler" Nazi salute via the loudspeaker system of a train running from Bregenz to Vienna. The suspects are also believed to be responsible for two other incidents last week on trains running from St. Poelten to Vienna. Spreading Nazi propaganda is a criminal offense in Austria.

politics2 years ago

Russia Implements Stringent Measures to Strengthen Military and Legal System.

Russian lawmakers are considering making it a criminal offense to comply with International Criminal Court (ICC) orders to arrest President Vladimir Putin for war crimes. The Duma submitted amendments to Russia’s security law granting Putin the authority to “protect citizens in the case of decisions by foreign international bodies that contradict Russian legislation.” Russia’s Criminal Code is also being amended to introduce harsher penalties for aiding the execution of orders by international organizations. Russia is not an ICC member, making it unclear how the Hague-based court plans to enforce its warrant for Putin's arrest.

crimelaw2 years ago

The Legal Consequences of 'Stealthing' During Sex

A man in the Netherlands has been convicted of "stealthing" and sentenced to three months probation and a fine. Stealthing is when a person removes or tampers with a condom without their sexual partner's consent. It can lead to unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and psychological trauma. California is the only state in the US to prohibit stealthing, but other states have proposed similar bills. The question of whether stealthing is considered rape is central to the discussion, and it is restricted in several countries around the world.