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lewd and lascivious

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lewd and lascivious adj., adv. references to conduct which includes people living together who are known not to be married, entertainment which aims at arousing the libido or primarily sexual sensation, open solicitation for prostitution, or indecent exposure of genitalia (which is itself a crime). Due to the tendency of judges to be overly careful in writing about moral and/or sexual matters the definitions have been cloaked in old-fashioned modesty. Today the term usually applies to pornography, prostitution, and indecent acts. (See: pornography, prostitution, indecent exposure)



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Guzman was arrested at his sister's home in Arleta on suspicion of committing lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14.
For anyone snared in America's sex laws--which, remember, include everything from statutes criminalizing public sex, indecent exposure, sodomy, lewd and lascivious conduct, and violation of age-of-consent laws--the threat of indefinite imprisonment now looms large.
His career of Crimes Against Children and Lewd and Lascivious Acts stretches back to 1979.
 
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