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This Utah woman was charged for being topless in her own home. Now, she’s arguing the lewdness law is unconstitutional.

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snytiger6 9

Answer 1

It's already been determined by supreme court to be unconstitutional.

Answer 2

What? Women have to be fully dressed even at home?! What the fuck!!

Answer 3

well its Utah . . . land of the Magic Underwear . . . so who's surprised?

Answer 4

Yes you wonder why they have said nothing about the father and whether he was supporting his wife,rediculous ,does not a mother bare her breast when she is feed her child in the natural mnner????

Answer 5

Stupid shit lawyer needs to file a bunch more pre-trial motions including wrongful prosecution of a private citizen rights to privacy

Answer 6

My reading is cops did not read the victim her Miranda Rights and the arrest weeks later should be nullified REGARDLESS of any other evidence....sunbathing clubs in all 50 states should file lawsuits against this Utah jurisdiction for conspiracy to violate our civil rights to family sunbathing

Answer 7

More to this than being charged for going topless in ones own home, and the fact that there is no statement at all from the dad, makes me think there is much we are being told.

Answer 8

I strongly object to this unreasonable action.

Answer 9

It's not available in the EU.


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