H.L.A. Hart's Law, Liberty, and Morality grew out of an extensive public debate with Lord Devlin over this crime, the subject of the unintentionally- hilarious Wolfenden report, which euphemized it with the name of a biscuit manufacturer. The author of Ralph Roister Doister, Nicholas Udall, was the first major conviction of Thomas Cromwell's ordinance banning this crime. This crime's infliction upon the Marquess of Queensbury resulted in two infamous trials and the penning of the line, "each man kills the thing he loves" in The Ballad of Reading Gaol. For 10 points, identify this crime for which Oscar Wilde was senten
H.L.A. Hart's Law, Liberty, and Morality grew out of an extensive public debate with Lord Devlin over this crime, the subject of the unintentionally- hilarious Wolfenden report, which euphemized it with the name of a biscuit manufacturer. The author of Ralph Roister Doister, Nicholas Udall, was the first major conviction of Thomas Cromwell's ordinance banning this crime. This crime's infliction upon the Marquess of Queensbury resulted in two infamous trials and the penning of the line, "each man kills the thing he loves" in The Ballad of Reading Gaol. For 10 points, identify this crime for which Oscar Wilde was sentenced to hard labor, properly known in English legal discourse as "buggery."
H.L.A. Hart's Law, Liberty, and Morality grew out of an extensive public debate with Lord Devlin over this crime, the subject of the unintentionally- hilarious Wolfenden report, which euphemized it with the name of a biscuit manufacturer.
{Homosexuality} [or, more accurately, {sodomy}; accept equivalents; prompt on “(sexual) immorality” or other similar answers; accept {buggery} early]