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The change in bestiality laws in the U.S. from 2010 to 2023, including the increase in states that criminalize bestiality and impose felony penalties.
A wave of state actions since 2014 closed many of the previously identified gaps in U.S. law against sexual acts with animals: notable post-2014 enactments and fixes include New Jersey in 2015, Texas ...
Between 2010 and 2023 U.S. state law on bestiality moved steadily toward broader criminalization and stiffer penalties: a growing number of states added or modernized prohibitions (including bans on p...
Since 2015 the clearest, well-documented instance of a national legislature expressly adding an explicit ban on sexual relations with animals is , which amended its animal-protection framework in Apri...
As of the reporting provided, definitive, up‑to‑date global accounting of which countries still legally permit sexual acts with animals is not available; older reporting shows most Western jurisdictio...