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The Sexual Offences Act (2003) defines what's acceptable when it comes to unusual sexual practices and what might invite an angry mob at your court hearing. Whether you're into whipping out your tackle for all to see, invading someone's privacy, or getting it on in trains, planes, woods or car parks, here's what you need to know.
It is an offence to intentionally expose your genitals in public in the hope that it'll cause alarm or distress. Even if you're hoping for a round of applause, you risk arrest. The law applies to males and females, but has been phrased carefully to avoid prosecuting naturists and streakers (who still risk breaking public nuisance laws).
Punishment: Up to two years in prison, and/or a fine
It is illegal to seek sexual gratification by observing/ recording/ broadcasting another person doing a private act (such as undressing, having sex, or anything you would not ordinarily do in public). This is designed to protect you from being watched without your knowledge or consent via anything from hidden webcam to a hole in the wall. The law exists to protect you, and prosecute pervs caught with their pants down.
Punishment: Up to two years in prison, and/or a fine
The Sexual Offences Act (2003) doesn't legislate specifically against this practice. Public order offences exist that guard against outraging taste and decency (i.e. shagging in the supermarket aisle), but permits sex in an isolated place so long as you have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Our Saucy survey revealed you lot are definitely not shy of airing your bits outdoors with fields, parks and woods coming up as top choice. Check the survey out for the rest of your top 10, and the more unusual choices...
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