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Višu sud u Velikoj Britaniji zabranio je 41-godišnjem muškarcu seks zbog niskog koeficijenta inteligencije, javlja The Daily Telegraph. Muškarac je bio u vezi sa drugim muškarcem sa kojim je i živio, a na sudu je rekao da ga je to činilo sretnim.
Uprkos tome, sud je odlučio da su seksualni odnosi za njega neprikladni i da on sa koeficijentom inteligencije 48 i smanjenom sposobnošću učenja ne shvata šta radi.

Psihijatar koji je bio uključen u slučaj čak je želio zabraniti seksualnu edukaciju ovom muškarcu, jer bi ga to samo zbunilo.

Sudija Mostyn je rekao da je slučaj legalno, intelektualno i moralno kompleksan kao i seks i da se sud mora prema tome odnositi posebno oprezno. On se ipak složio da Alan ne bi trebao stupati u seksualne odnose, jer nema dovoljno mentalnog kapaciteta da shvati zdravstvene rizike povezane sa tim.

Muškarac se prema odluci suda nalazi pod prismotrom kako ne bi prekršio ovu neobičnu zabranu.

Britanske sudije u skladu sa zakonskom odredbom iz 2005. godine imaju pravo da donose odluke umjesto osoba sa smanjenom nižom inteligencijom, kao što su odlazak na operaciju, abortusi i upotreba kontracepcije.

Howard Gardner je izdvojio nekih 7 vrsta inteligencije...



.. u zadnje vrijeme možemo čuti i za emocinalnu inteligenciju (EQ), kao osmu, ali i seksualnu inteligenciju kao devetu. Savremenija psihologija bar tako nalaže.

Ili si inteligentan, ili nisi.

Jedina metoda su ti testovi. U njih natrpati sve zivo, od logickih povezanosti, vizualnih, matematickih itd...

Ako se dvije osobe nađu na istoj talasnoj dužini (čak i ako su glupi ko daske) i ako njima odgovara ta veza zašto bi nekome drugom smetala?

Da li se isto može reći u slučaju veze npr. muškarca u tridesetim godina i dječaka od 9-10 godina? Ako su zaljubljeni i lijepo im je zajedno?

su seksualni odnosi za njega neprikladni i da on sa koeficijentom inteligencije 48 i smanjenom sposobnošću učenja ne shvata šta radi.

A man with a low IQ has been banned from having sexual intercourse by a High Court judge in the UK, who admitted the case raised questions about "civil liberties and personal autonomy".

The 41-year-old had been in a relationship with a man with whom he lived and told officials "it would make me feel happy" for it to continue.

But his local council, which provides his accommodation, decided his "vigorous sex drive" was inappropriate and that with an IQ of 48 and a "moderate" learning disability, he did not understand what he was doing. And so, the council started legal proceedings to restrict the relationship.

A psychiatrist involved in the case tried to prevent the man from being given sex education, on the grounds that it would leave him "confused".

Mr Justice Mostyn said the case was "legally, intellectually and morally" complex as sex is "one of the most basic human functions" and the court must "tread especially carefully" when the state tries to curtail it.

But he agreed that the man, known only as Alan, should not be allowed to have intercourse with anyone on the grounds that he did not have the mental capacity to understand the health risks associated with his actions.

Under the judge's order, the man is now subject to "close supervision" by the local authority to ensure he does not break the highly unusual order.

Supervision

The judge concluded: "In such circumstances it is agreed that the present regime for Alan's supervision and for the prevention of future sexual activity is in his best interests."

It is the latest controversial case to come before Britain's Court of Protection.

Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, its judges have the power to make life-or-death decisions for people deemed to lack the intelligence to make them for themselves -- such as ordering that they undergo surgery, have forced abortions, have life-support switched off or be forced to use contraception.

In the latest case, Alan was described as being physically able but "seriously challenged in all aspects of his mental functionality".

Alan was also accused of making lewd gestures at children in a dentists's surgery and on a bus, although no police action was taken.

The town hall began court proceedings in 2009 to restrict contact between Alan and the man with whom he had a relationship on the grounds that he lacked mental capacity, and an interim order was made.

"Since then Alan has been subjected to close supervision to prevent any further sexual activity on his part," said the judge.