21. But buggery has been around forever . talk ) 16 : 28, 8 July 2015 ( UTC) 22. Although he had been married three times, and had four children, he was also accused of buggery . 23. In summary, the British anti-buggery law was enacted in 1534, taking over from ecclesiastical law. 24. For these reasons, Deleuze developed an idiosyncratic way of reading philosophers which he once referred to as buggery . 25. Buggery over the age of 17 had been abolished by the Criminal Law ( Sexual Offences ) Act 1993.26. The punishment for " buggery " ( sodomy ) was reduced from execution to life in prison in 1899. 27. As with the crime of rape, buggery required that penetration must have occurred, but ejaculation is not necessary. 28. Buggery was a capital offence between 1533 and 1861 under UK law, although it rarely resulted in death penalty.29. In 2013, the Government created a Parliamentary Commission to decide whether to scrap the country's buggery laws. 30. One such prisoner was Derek White, who was being held on remand on charges of indecent assault and buggery .
