silly dogging question

10 Apr 2008

is dogging illegal? i know sex in public can be if its in the view of members of public but waht if you dog in a secluded carpark where no one can see you or is likely to run into you?

10 Apr 2008

what you think mate you answered your own question
the old bill still see it as a form of soliciting thats what you would get charged with or indecent exposing

10 Apr 2008

http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewtopic/7500.html
Have a read of this.

11 Apr 2008

This one is quite interesting too.
Ignore the fact that the info appears regional, its all based on the National policy, only this particular one is more readable .

11 Apr 2008

Yeah.... but prints-out on A4 (double sided) and makes for a more interesting time when you hand it to the law.
Then there's this:

The police who stop and search you must provide you with certain information including:
Their name and the station where they work (unless the search is in relation to suspected terrorist activity or giving his or her name may place the officer in danger. They must then give a warrant card or identification number)
The law under which you have been stopped
Your rights
Why you have been stopped and searched
Why they chose you
What they are looking for

Which comes from
And remember: Be polite. These guys are only doing a job, they probably don't want to be there anyway.
Oh, and don't forget this:

What paperwork do I get after a stop and a stop and search?
You should receive a written record of the stop or stop and search at the time of the event, which sets out the reason for the stop or stop and search. If you want to complain either about being stopped or searched or the way it was carried out, this record will help identify the circumstances.
Supervisors at the police station also keep a copy of this record. They use it to monitor the use of stop and stop and search powers and check for any inappropriate use. The police service must also make arrangements for community representatives to look at their stop and search records.
Police may use the record at a later date to contact you about anything that may have happened in that area around the time you were stopped.
You will normally be given a record at the time of the event. However, because of operational demands (public order situations, large public events of if an officers is called to an emergency) you may be told where to collect the record later. A record must be made available for up to 12 months. You can also be given a receipt rather than a full record as the time.

Although the gov are going to reduce the paperwork which probably means you'll get a different type one....inevitably longer and with bigger words in it.