Q: Question: Topic: Utah code of conduct; Section; Indecent exposure or Lewd acts
So I have a friend whose wanted to wear a diaper and t-shirt out in public. An example of the public place; A park. Would it be illegal for them to do so when they are 18 years of age or older? No inappropriate parts would be showing, No pubic hair, No real definition as to whether it is a he or she due to the bulkiness of said diaper. I know this is an odd question, but i would appreciate an answer, because i want to help my friend with this desire, but i want to make sure it's legal so neither they or I get charges placed on us for indecent exposure or Lewd activities. As far as i know, the code doesn't state that doing such a thing is illegal, but the code on the utah court pages is very vague
A: This is not just a basic legal question to me. What you need is specifically tailored legal advice. You need to pay for that in my opinion.
A: If someone calls the cops, they can still arrest and charge him saying that it is and then it is up to the criminal system to decide whether or not they can prove the case. Police officers just need a more than likely chance that a crime has been committed to make an arrest.
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