For criminals who are convicted of sex crimes with minors under the age of 13, Alabama will now require chemical castration as a condition of parole.
The measure was signed into law by Alabama's Gov. Kay Ivey on Aug. 10, and had been introduced by Republican state representative Steve Hurst of Calhoun County. Hurst would prefer that those offenders who have been convicted of these crimes were permanently castrated through surgical means, according to NBC News.
Hurst said "My preference would be if someone does a small infant child like that, they need to die. God's going to deal with them one day."
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Chemical castration has very little effect on pedophiles. The majority of the "satisfaction" these perverts recieve is mental.....castration, chemical or physical, does NOT change that fact. The only true cure for pedophilia is death.
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Personally, I vote for physical removal.
Same for rape; granted there's a possibility of an error, so let's have this: if a male is convicted of two completely separate rapes, the odds of two separate false convictions being essentially nil, say byebye to the 'boys'.
I saw that and thanks. Sounds OK.
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