Diane Dimond: Committing adultery? You could go to jail

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So, did you notice what I noticed as Tiger Woods delivered his 14-minute nationally televised mea culpa last week? While he was busy admitting: “I was unfaithful. I had affairs. I cheated,” what jumped out at me was what Tiger didn’t mention — that he’d broken the law.

Adultery is a crime.

I know that sounds odd and old fashioned. But the truth is that more than 20 states, including Florida, where Woods keeps his primary residence, still have laws on the books against cheating on your spouse.

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