The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
Nolan Stout is a reporter covering the White House and federal agencies for Courthouse News Service. He previously covered local, state and national politics for more than seven years as a beat reporter in Virginia assigned to Prince William County for InsideNoVa; the city of Charlottesville for The Daily Progress; and Rockingham County for the Daily News-Record. A North Carolina native, he is a graduate of High Point University and resides in Northern Virginia.
The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
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The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”
The proposed law calls for penalties up to life in prison and even the death sentence for what is described as “aggravated homosexuality.”