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Ch. 10 Sexual Exposure or Surveillance Flashcards

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1
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Can Lude and Lascivious conduct be committed by words alone?

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Yes

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2
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What law covers consensual sex in public

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Lewd and lascivious

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3
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Lewd and lascivious can asking for public

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sexual contact

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Chapter section for lude and lascivious

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272/53

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Does lude and lascivious have to occur in public

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Yes

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lude and lascivious is a sexual act involving what body parts

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Genitals, buttocks, female breasts

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Right of arrest lude and lascivious

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Arrest in presence

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Does lude and lascivious have to be intended to occur public or is it sufficient that it just occurred in public?

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Intended

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Chapter in section for annoying and accosting

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272/53

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Does annoying and accosting have to occur in public

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No

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11
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Sexual disorderly conduct is referred to as

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Annoying and accosting

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12
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Does. annoying and accosting have to be directed at a certain person

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Yes

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13
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For annoying and accosting, does the victim have to be aware of the suspects actions?

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Yes

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14
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Annoying and accosting has to be sexually offensive to a reasonable person. This means it caused (3)

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Real Displeasure
Anger
Resentment

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15
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Behavior or language that involved either fighting or violence, creating a hazardous condition, something physically offensive that amounted to an invasion of privacy, or threats that would make a reasonable person fearful are prohibited acts in what law

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Annoying and accosting

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Right of arrest for annoying and accosting

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Arrest in presence

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17
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Does annoying and accosting have to occur in public or private

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Either

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18
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What are the two differences between annoying and accosting and disorderly conduct?

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Annoying and accosting can be public or private and has to involve sexual overtones

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For annoying and accosting does a suspect have to intend to be offensive

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No

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20
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Peeping Tom should be charged as

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Disorderly conduct

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21
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Chapter and section for indecent exposure

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272/53

22
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Right of arrest for indecent exposure
Public-
Private-

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Public -arrest in presence
Private- complaint

23
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Does indecent exposure have to occur in public or private?

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Either

24
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In addition to offending the victim, indecent exposure has to involve a suspects conduct being ______ ______

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Objectively offensive

25
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Indecent exposure covers what body parts

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Genitals only

26
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For indecent exposure does a victim have to experience alarm or shock

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No

27
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Offensive behavior that does not qualify for open and gross or indecent exposure could be charged as

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Disturbing the peace

28
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Does the victim have to be offended for indecent exposure?

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Yes

29
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Chapter and section for open and gross lewdness

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272/16

30
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Open and gross criminalizes a more aggravated version of

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Indecent exposure

31
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Open and gross covers what body parts

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Genitals, buttocks, female breasts

32
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For open and gross does the victim have to experience alarm or shock?

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Yes

33
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Right of arrest for open and gross

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Felony

34
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Four ways that open and gross is different from indecent exposure

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  1. Felony
  2. Public
  3. Genitals, buttocks, breasts
  4. Victim must experience shock/alarm
35
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A male streetwalker who held himself out to the public as female committed ________ when he flashed his female breasts to two young boys on the street

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Open and gross

36
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Are see-through clothing sufficient for open and gross

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Yes

37
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Indecent exposure in front of children is typically charged as

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Open and gross

38
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What is the difference for open and gross against a child?

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It’s covered in public or private

39
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A groundskeeper at the mall walked into the bathroom and observed two men in front of a urinal performing oral sex. What could the men be charged with?

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Open and gross

40
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A salesman that exposed himself in a private home to children could be charged with

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Open and gross

41
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Even though open and gross directed at children may occur in private you still have to show

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The children experienced shock or alarm

42
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Does calling 911 indicate a victim was shocked or alarmed

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Yes

43
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Is an expression of disgust followed by a report to someone, or being too shocked to report, sufficient for opening gross

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Yes

44
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A man in the park flashed his penis to two 15-year-old girls. How many counts of open and gross should he be charged with?

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1

45
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Open and gross can have a lesser charge of indecent exposure if

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The suspects conduct involved displaying genitals

46
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Chapter and section for secret sexual surveillance

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272/105

47
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There are two types of elements for secret sexual surveillance. The first is the secret videotaping or photographing. The second is:

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Dissemination

48
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Right of arrest for secret sexual surveillance
Making secret video-
Disseminating-

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Making secret video- arrest on PC
Disseminating- felony

49
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Surveillance of changing rooms need a ______ posted sign at all entrances and inside any changing room that warns customers of surveillance

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Conspicuously

50
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Who may issue orders to restrain or prevent the unlawful dissemination of a persons visual image

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Justice of Superior Court
Justice of District Court

51
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Up skirting law applies to people in

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Public

52
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The number of charges for secret sexual surveillance depends on

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The number of people secretly videotaped

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