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I had no idea North Carolina still had a homewrecker law on the books. That is genuinely surprising to hear.
Does this actually hold up in modern court? Seems like a very unusual legal angle for a senator’s personal life.
So her legal team conceded that she can be sued there. That seems like a significant strategic mistake during the process.
I hope this doesn’t distract from the actual policy issues people care about. Just another celebrity lawsuit drama now.