Marital infidelity

Do you think marital infidelity should be subject to legal penalties (e.g. a fine, compensation, or loss of property rights)?

Is infidelity just a matter of the heart and conscience—or should it be a legal issue? As marriage is increasingly viewed as a civil contract, the question arises: should breaking that vow carry legal consequences? Supporters of penalties speak of responsibility, justice for the betrayed, and fair division of assets. Opponents argue that emotions are too complex for courts to regulate. Should fidelity be enforced by law—or remain a personal promise between two people? Answer and see what others think.


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