Louisiana Passes Bill Ordering Surgical Castration of Convicted Pedophiles

Ouch!! The state of Louisiana will not be a good place to be a convicted pedophile.

This from gatewaypundit.com.

On Monday, Republican lawmakers passed a bill that will allow judges to order the surgical castration of pedophiles found guilty of various sex crimes including rape, incest, and molestation against any child younger than 13.

Several other states—including Florida and Texas—already allow the chemical castration of pedophiles in certain circumstances.

However:

Louisiana would be the first state

to impose surgical castration instead.

From Republican state Sen. Valarie Hodge:

This is a consequence…

During debates over the bill, she added:

It’s a step over and beyond just going to jail and getting out.

Somewhat surprisingly the legislation was authored by a liberal, state Sen. Regina Barrow, although her fellow communist/globalist lawmakers overwhelmingly voted against it.

Barrow said about the proposed legislation:

We are talking about babies who are being violated by somebody. That is inexcusable.

Further:

For me, when I think about a child, one time is too many.

While castration is typically associated with men, Barrow noted that the law could also apply women. She emphasized the decision to impose this punishment would be made on a case-by-case basis and at each judges’ discretion.

According to the legislation:

If an offender fails to appear or refuses to undergo surgical castration after it has been ordered by a judge, they could be charged with failure to comply and face an additional prison sentence of three to five years.

Louisiana Passes Bill Ordering Surgical Castration of Convicted Pedophiles

Ouch!! The state of Louisiana will not be a good place to be a convicted pedophile.

On Monday, Republican lawmakers passed a bill that will allow judges to order the surgical castration of pedophiles found guilty of various sex crimes including rape, incest, and molestation against any child younger than 13.

Several other states—including Florida and Texas—already allow the chemical castration of pedophiles in certain circumstances.

However:

Louisiana would be the first state

to impose surgical castration instead.

From Republican state Sen. Valarie Hodge:

During debates over the bill, she added:

Somewhat surprisingly the legislation was authored by a liberal, state Sen. Regina Barrow, although her fellow communist/globalist lawmakers overwhelmingly voted against it.

Barrow said about the proposed legislation:

Further:

For me, when I think about a child, one time is too many.

While castration is typically associated with men, Barrow noted that the law could also apply women. She emphasized the decision to impose this punishment would be made on a case-by-case basis and at each judges’ discretion.

According to the legislation:

It also requires a medical expert to “determine whether that offender is an appropriate candidate” for the procedure before it is performed.

The bill will now head to Gov. Jeff Landry’s desk. He has not yet confirmed whether he will sign it into law.

Ouch!! The state of Louisiana will not be a good place to be a convicted pedophile.

On Monday, Republican lawmakers passed a bill that will allow judges to order the surgical castration of pedophiles found guilty of various sex crimes including rape, incest, and molestation against any child younger than 13.

Several other states—including Florida and Texas—already allow the chemical castration of pedophiles in certain circumstances.

However:

Louisiana would be the first state

to impose surgical castration instead.

From Republican state Sen. Valarie Hodge:

During debates over the bill, she added:

Somewhat surprisingly the legislation was authored by a liberal, state Sen. Regina Barrow, although her fellow communist/globalist lawmakers overwhelmingly voted against it.

Barrow said about the proposed legislation:

Further:

For me, when I think about a child, one time is too many.

While castration is typically associated with men, Barrow noted that the law could also apply women. She emphasized the decision to impose this punishment would be made on a case-by-case basis and at each judges’ discretion.

According to the legislation:

It also requires a medical expert to “determine whether that offender is an appropriate candidate” for the procedure before it is performed.

The bill will now head to Gov. Jeff Landry’s desk. He has not yet confirmed whether he will sign it into law.

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