Surgical Castration for Sex Offenders in Louisiana

Louisiana has become the first US state to approve a law allowing surgical castration for sex offenders convicted of crimes against children under 13. The law permits judges to order the irreversible procedure for offenders guilty of rape, incest, molestation, or related offenses.

Surgical Castration for Sex Offenders in Louisiana

Louisiana has become the first US state to approve a law allowing surgical castration for sex offenders convicted of crimes against children under 13. The law aims to deter child abusers from committing heinous crimes by threatening the irreversible removal of testicles or ovaries.

Louisiana Law Allows Surgical Castration for Sex Crimes Against Children

Louisiana becomes the first state to allow surgical castration as a punishment for certain sex crimes against children under a new law signed by Gov. Jeff Landry. The law, effective August 1, targets offenders found guilty of aggravated sex crimes, including rape, incest, or molestation against a child under 13, and allows judges to order the procedure at their discretion.

Proposed Surgical Castration for Sex Offenders in Louisiana

A bill in Louisiana proposes surgical castration for sex offenders who commit crimes against children under 13, with some amendments made during the legislative process. The bill faces opposition based on historical context and potential racial disparities.

Louisiana Bill on Surgical Castration for Sex Offenders

Louisiana is considering a bill that would allow judges to order surgical castration for sex offenders who committed offenses against children under 13. The bill has faced opposition due to concerns about its historical context and potential disproportionate impact on Black men.