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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Jim Justice signed a law on Friday eliminating marital exemptions for sex abuse. Advocates say the new law will help survivors pursue legal recourse for their experiences with spousal abuse.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSpouses can now be charged with marital sexual abuse against their partners after a bill to close the loophole in the law passed both chambers Friday.
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