whodeycin85
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Not true. Depends on location.. technically speaking, but I don't believe it get enforced on the regularAdultery isn't illegal
The Crime of Adultery in Michigan
While some argue that the law is archaic, adultery is considered a felony in Michigan. Generally speaking, felonies in the state are punishable by at least one year in jail. According to the statute, anyone who commits adultery while they are still married has committed a crime. When an unmarried person commits adultery with a married person, they may or may not have committed a crime, depending on their gender.
A single man who commits adultery with a married woman is technically guilty of a crime in the eyes of the law. On the other hand, an unmarried woman that commits adultery with a married man is not considered guilty under the law.