Illegal

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Adultery in Massachusetts is a felony, but no one’s been prosecuted since 1983. What does that say about the state of marriage today?

In Massachusetts, cheating isn't just a betrayal; it’s a felony. But who’s really enforcing these old laws in today’s world?

Recently, I came across some very interesting reading that I felt was so strange that I just HAD to share it with my fellow Massachusetts residents.

My co-worker and I couldn't agree on the specifics. The upshot was that I decided to do a little research to find out the answer.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, the lovebirds might want to consider the legal side of their relationships—especially when trust takes a hit.

The list includes lots of strange laws that either existed at one time in the past or ones that are still in effect today!

I wondered how many of my fellow Massachusetts residents were unsure regarding the issue. I figured I would do a post so that everybody would be clear.

Imagine trying to get your mail, only to find your path blocked. What does the law say about parking in front of mailboxes?

Believe it or not, some states still treat adultery as a felony. Think your marriage is safe? Think again.