Quote:
Originally Posted by JGibson
“Indecent exposure is if an individual flashed another person on the street in a vulgar manner.
With indecent exposure, the manner in which the individual has exposed themselves is important. If an individual has not exposed themselves in a vulgar or indecent manner, they may be able to fight an indecent exposure charge”
I think like most crimes it's the “intent” that matters.
If no one can see it how is it indecency?
If a tree falls in the woods did it make a noise?
It could be public urination but there is a big difference between relieving yourself on the side of a Circle K wall and hiding behind a tree on a golf course where no one can see you or it.
How would someone be offended at something they didn't actually see?
Are you actually offended because of the mere thought of it?
So your thoughts are offended?
|
So according to this logic:
it doesn’t count that I blew through a stop sign, because I “intended” to stop, officer. And doesn’t the manner in which I went through it, it was really fast so I wouldn’t hit anyone, count? And no one saw it, does it matter then, only your red light camera caught it.
So, in your opinion, which of those excuses would result in me being let off a ticket?