OTTAWA (AP) - Two Montreal clubs that cater to group sex do not breach standards of decency, Canada's Supreme Court has ruled. Wednesday's ruling, written by Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, said group sex among like-minded adults in private does not meet the test of indecency.
The decision might make it easier for "swinger" clubs or gay bath houses to operate without the threat of police intervention or arrest.
The ruling dealt with two Montreal cases in which swinger club operators were charged with keeping a bawdy house.
"Entry to the club and participation in the activities were voluntary. No one was forced to do anything or watch anything. No one was paid for sex," McLachlin wrote in reference to the Labaye case.
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Good tidings to our Canadian friends...not that they need it, apparently.
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