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A woman isn't legally responsible for injuries her boyfriend suffered during consensual sex more than a decade ago, a Massachusetts appeals court ruled Monday. The court said her conduct wasn't "wanton or reckless" and can't support a lawsuit. The boyfriend claimed she was negligent when she suddenly changed positions, landed awkwardly on him and fractured his penis. He underwent emergency surgery and has suffered from sexual dysfunction that hasn't responded to medication or counseling, the court said.
May 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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