Florida Lawmakers Fail to Ban Cousin Marriages
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Florida lawmakers failed to pass a bill that would have banned marriages between first cousins, despite unanimous Senate support. The bill, House Bill seven thirty-three, also included updates on low-THC cannabis products and licensing deadlines for marriage and family therapists. Current law prohibits marriages between close relatives, but first cousins would have been added to the prohibited list. The bills failure leaves cousin marriages legal in the state, sparking ongoing debates over health policy and family laws.
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