After men such as Michael Pitt-Rivers and Lord Montagu were convicted of this crime in the 1950s, the Wolfenden Report recommended that the Labouchere Amendment concerning this crime be abolished.
After men such as Michael Pitt-Rivers and Lord Montagu were convicted of this crime in the 1950s, the Wolfenden Report recommended that the Labouchere Amendment concerning this crime be abolished. A celebrity who was convicted of this crime had his 5,000 pound bail paid by Reverend Stewart Headlam and had earlier sued the Marquess of Queensberry for libel over accusations of this crime. Two years after being convicted of this crime, a man who had worked at Hut 8 at (*) Bletchley Park committed suicide by cyanide. A man in prison for this crime wrote De Profundis. In 1952, the mathematician who broke the Enigma Code was convicted of this crime and underwent chemical castration. For 10 points, name this former crime used to prosecute Alan Turing and Oscar Wilde.
After men such as Michael Pitt-Rivers and Lord Montagu were convicted of this crime in the 1950s, the Wolfenden Report recommended that the Labouchere Amendment concerning this crime be abolished.
homosexual acts [or homosexuality; or obvious equivalents of being gay; or sodomy; or gross indecency; or buggery; prompt on sex]