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Lewd conduct - Answer✔touching of any private parts including your own with intent to annoy
or sexually gratify.. elements for this are in public, solicit or engage in or in a place open to
public view (M)
its about what society does and does not want to see in public, quality of life issue
invasion of privacy - Answer✔intent to invade someones right to privacy, by using some means
to defeat it. could be camera, binoculars, into bedroom, changing room. tanning booth, or any
place where someone has an expectation of privacy and you actively commit an act to defeat it.
(M)
Prostitution - Answer✔elements are
anyone who solicits..
agrees to engage in
engages in
or any sexual favor in return for money
the act itself doesn't have to be committed for the crime elements to be met
(M)
Loitering with intent to commit prostitution - Answer✔(M) standing on the corner
loitering about a public toilet - crime elements - Answer✔• loitering in or about,
• any toilet facility,
• open to the public,
• for the purpose of soliciting or engaging in,
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• a lewd or lascivious or unlawful act.
Classification: misdemeanor.
ex a man in the mens bathroom who stares at their penis when they pee
or
a man standing outside of the ladies room offering to engage in sexual activity
or drugs in the bathroom
usually this is a glory hole kinda situation
Public Intoxication - Answer✔in a public place
under the influence
unable to care for themselves or others and or is blocking a public way
this can occur in a bar
example a man fell over in his chair in the bar because he was too drunk.. unable to care for
himself in a public space and blocking a public way
pimping and pandering are the only general criminal statutes that are - Answer✔felonies
public intoxication does not require - Answer✔field or chemical tests
Prowling - Crime elements - Answer✔• any person who loiters, prowls, or wanders,
• on private property of another, at any time,
• without visible or lawful business with the owner or occupant.
Classification: misdemeanor
ex a woman who enters a backyard unknown to the owners with the intent of looking around
to steal something
or
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RBC TEST 2 Exam Questions And Answers|
Already Graded A+| Latest Update.
Lewd conduct - Answer✔touching of any private parts including your own with intent to annoy
or sexually gratify.. elements for this are in public, solicit or engage in or in a place open to
public view (M)
its about what society does and does not want to see in public, quality of life issue
invasion of privacy - Answer✔intent to invade someones right to privacy, by using some means
to defeat it. could be camera, binoculars, into bedroom, changing room. tanning booth, or any
place where someone has an expectation of privacy and you actively commit an act to defeat it.
(M)
Prostitution - Answer✔elements are
anyone who solicits..
agrees to engage in
engages in
or any sexual favor in return for money
the act itself doesn't have to be committed for the crime elements to be met
(M)
Loitering with intent to commit prostitution - Answer✔(M) standing on the corner
loitering about a public toilet - crime elements - Answer✔• loitering in or about,
• any toilet facility,
• open to the public,
• for the purpose of soliciting or engaging in,
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• a lewd or lascivious or unlawful act.
Classification: misdemeanor.
ex a man in the mens bathroom who stares at their penis when they pee
or
a man standing outside of the ladies room offering to engage in sexual activity
or drugs in the bathroom
usually this is a glory hole kinda situation
Public Intoxication - Answer✔in a public place
under the influence
unable to care for themselves or others and or is blocking a public way
this can occur in a bar
example a man fell over in his chair in the bar because he was too drunk.. unable to care for
himself in a public space and blocking a public way
pimping and pandering are the only general criminal statutes that are - Answer✔felonies
public intoxication does not require - Answer✔field or chemical tests
Prowling - Crime elements - Answer✔• any person who loiters, prowls, or wanders,
• on private property of another, at any time,
• without visible or lawful business with the owner or occupant.
Classification: misdemeanor
ex a woman who enters a backyard unknown to the owners with the intent of looking around
to steal something
or
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