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View Profile. Posted on Feb 2, 2016. The act of bestiality is illegal in many jurisdictions. Watching it may also be illegal depending on the jurisdiction as various states and municipalities have different laws. Consult a local criminal defense attorney.
Posted on Apr 7, 2014. If someone participates in it; yes. Just showing it to you should not result in prosecution. Disclaimer. No legal advice is given here. My responses to questions on Avvo are never intended as legal advice and must NOT be relied upon as if they were legal advice. I give legal advice ONLY in the course of a formal attorney ...
Posted on Apr 13, 2022. Texas state criminal law (Texas Penal Code Section 21.09) makes it a crime to "organize, promote, conduct or participate as an observer" of bestiality. You probably won't get caught for the one incident you described here, but I suggest you avoid it in the future, even if you inadvertently stumble across it online.
Obviously you cant read. And I dont think that animals are sexual objects. I believe the animals are being abused.
I have not viewed said websites or acts i've only been asking if it was legal or not so i don't get arrested, Based on what you said i'll think of it as illegal as a guess, I was just curious and since i'm really paranoid about things due to my past i stay clear from illegal things, I don't wanna be stupid and get arrested, So i'll stay clear away from bestiality sites and so on!
People also have no legal expectation of privacy when they are in public, or in their license plate numbers, and so your neighbor is perfectly free to video tape and photograph people and their vehicles when they are coming to visit you. Most camera available to the lay public are not powerful enough to record through windows.
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I need to look at some retail store video surveillance footage in order to determine to what extent, if at all, that I have been victimized, criminally or civilly, prior to determining whether to file a civil suit against any and all offending parties caught on tape.
My colleague is absolutely correct. The driver of the other vehicle can file a complaint with the police department accusing you of reckless driving and violating several other sections of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. If the driver has dashcam video that shows you driving then he certainly can provide the video to the police.
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