Final answer:
The statement claiming that sodomy and oral copulation are felonies in all but one scenario incorrectly includes 'Consensual acts' as a situation where they are criminalized. The Supreme Court's ruling in Lawrence v. Texas protects consensual acts among adults in private from being treated as felonies.
Step-by-step explanation:
The incorrect answer in the statement 'Sodomy and oral copulation are felonies, in all but one of the following' is 'a) Consensual acts'. The legal landscape regarding sodomy and oral sex has changed significantly in recent years. Lawrence v. Texas, a landmark Supreme Court case in 2003, ruled that states could no longer criminalize private consensual sexual acts between adults, including sodomy, thus protecting the right to privacy. This ruling invalidated state laws that had previously made such acts illegal. Therefore, consensual sodomy and oral copulation, particularly between adults and in private, are not felonies. However, where consent is questionable or absent, such as in cases involving minors, these acts are still considered criminal offenses.