indecent act

And for all I know, it was a crime, a monstrous, indecent act.

Two men were arrested and charged with committing indecent acts.

Toplessness is also not an indecent act under s.173.

What I cant believe for a single moment is that the artwork will make anyone commit an indecent act against a child.

A spokesman for the police said the complaint, received on Monday, was of "an indecent act and sexual harassment."

On October 21, 2012, Cohen was convicted of performing an indecent act.

Colonel Cassella declined to elaborate on what constitutes an indecent act.

"They are not being charged with lesbianism, but with indecent acts," he said.

Similarly, it is illegal for women aged 21 or more to commit indecent acts on girls under the age of 15 (s152).

However what constitutes an indecent act is not defined, and is open to interpretation by the courts.

Even performing such an indecent act in front of him, she still looked as sexually innocent as a nun.

The situation was different from indecent acts or injuries caused in the course of organised sports, such as boxing.

Savile may have committed more than 30 rapes, with a total of 126 indecent acts being recorded.

Six soldiers were charged with assault, cruelty, indecent acts and maltreatment of detainees.

'did indecently' The indecent act must be described by the victim in her evidence.

To purify those who fast from any indecent act or speech and to help the poor and needy.

She was charged under the Criminal Code with committing an indecent act, found guilty and fined $75.

Final Judgment: "Did I commit indecent acts by myself and/or with others?

But the fact that Kendrick had refrained from one indecent act didn't change the truth that the man was still a murderer.

In Canada, s.173 of the Criminal Code prohibits "indecent acts".

In exchange, prosecutors would have dropped two other charges, committing indecent acts and failure to obey a lawful order.

She was consequently charged and convicted with engaging in an indecent act, under the same section as in Jacob, 173 (1) (a).

Charges against the soldiers included assault, cruelty, indecent acts and maltreatment of detainees, Pentagon officials have previously said.

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