act of indecency

He was court-martialled for an alleged act of indecency and dismissed from the Army in 1952.

His charges are sexual intercourse without consent, involving digital penetration, and assault with an act of indecency.

While there, he was accused of an act of indecency, court-martialled and forced to leave the Army under a cloud.

Sexual Assault Category 4 - indecent assault and act of indecency.

Arthur suspects that Otto reported him to the Watch and Ward Society for acts of indecency.

Collins was charged with two counts of committing an act of indecency and one count of sexual intercourse with a child.

'Space Corps super chimps performing acts of indecency in zero-gravity will lose all banana privileges.'

Dot O'Hare herself had said that it would be an act of indecency bordering on child abuse to read that book aloud to any child.

Another relates to the alternative definition of "the practice of acts of indecency", since this leaves open the definition of indecency, which may not be universally understood or accepted.

In 1953, at a time when the Home Office was seeking to clamp down on homosexuality, he was sent to prison for six months on conviction for acts of indecency, although the facts were meagre.

Section 20(1)(aA) of the SOA states that any person who has unlawful carnal intercourse or commits an act of indecency with any other person for reward, is guilty of an offence.

Over the years this became almost a mandatory exercise and although it may seem to many to be a gross act of indecency, it was generally well received by the sometimes up to hundreds of tourists and locals.

It is an offence in Norfolk Island for a person to engage in sexual intercourse or an act of indecency with a person under the age of 16 (Criminal Law Amendment Act 1993.

Another notorious trial took place in the Great Hall, on 15 March 1953; the 3rd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu Edward Montagu along with Michael Pitt-Rivers and Peter Wildeblood went on trial on charges of having committed specific acts of indecency.