Interesting read about fooling around in Kansas

I was snooping around the net and found an article which was somewhat humorous.

Here is a sample.

Kline's written interpretation of Kansas' reporting law makes it the only state requiring that doctors, nurses, counselors, and all other care providers report—as abuse—any sexual interaction between teens under 16. Failure to report is a misdemeanor. Under Kline's view, professionals must report even when the sex is consensual, committed with partners their age, and where there is no suspicion of injury. The plaintiffs who filed suit—a group of doctors, nurses, and counselors—contend that under Kline's policy, even evidence of teen necking must be reported.

...even if its a kiss?

http://www.slate.com/id/2135328/fr

Last edited by dada on Fri Feb 03, 2006 6:45 pm, edited 2 times in total.

I do not have the mental capacity to read that article (i'm just too tired, cos i'm retard smart )

I do not have the mental capacity to read that article (i'm just too tired, cos i'm retard smart )

Now that I have looked at it again, it does look kinda lengthy.

that is totally stupid. People need to get a real job.

Not surprised. Kansas is considered one of the few highly conservative states. I think Kline's a pervert.