Sunday, March 18, 2012

Gay Prisoners to Marry Inside Some of Britain's Toughest Jails... as Long as They Pay for the Ceremonies Themselves

MAIL ONLINE: Gay prisoners will be allowed to tie the knot inside some of the country's toughest jails.

Top security lock-ups like will have to host civil partnership ceremonies, provided the inmates fund the nuptials themselves.

The green light for killers, rapists, drug dealers and terrorists to get hitched inside prison was given after a homosexual crook's mum wrote to inmate magazine Inside Time to get the go-ahead.

'My son is currently held as a Category A prisoner and has expressed a wish to "marry" (in a civil ceremony) another male Category A prisoner who is in the same jail,' the concerned woman wrote.

'I would like to know whether he would ever get permission for this and, if so, how quickly would he be able to arrange it from the prison? Are same sex civil ceremonies allowed in prison, particularly from Category A prisoners?' Read on and comment » | Sunday, March 18, 2012