lasvegas08
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- Florida
And in CA. It may fall under sexual harassment but if it's in public out of work, what legal trouble can result from looking at a woman's breast or butt with proof? Even at a beach in her bikini?
Harassment, Stalking, Misconduct Looking at a woman’s butt.
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Tax Counsel
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Simply looking isn't a crime. You'll catch a lot of flack for it if you stare, however, particularly in this #metoo era. Do it at work and you may well find yourself facing sexual harassment problems that could lead to you being terminated and, if you are a manager/owner of the business, might end owing a lot of money in a sexual harassment lawsuit.
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
Brother, you don't know a better occupation
Matter of fact, neither do I
Than standing on the corner watching all the girls go by.
Brother, you can't go to jail for what you're thinking
Or for that woo look in your eye
You're only standing on the corner watching all the girls go by.
(Paraphrased from Standing on the Corner by The Four Lads 1956)
lasvegas08
New Member
So technically even IF one stares there's no legal action that can be taken?
Tax Counsel
Well-Known Member
It's not a crime to simply stare. But as I said, there are some circumstances, like in employment, where you may well face adverse consequences, like getting sued.
If you are a mature male, you shouldn't be staring at women anyway because it makes the women feel uncomfortable or harassed and mature men don't knowingly do things that make others uncomfortable or feeling harassed. Doing that just makes you a creep.
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
Aren't these women inviting staring (aka "admiration")? I'd be staring for a while. Does that make me a creep? It doesn't.
Tax Counsel
Well-Known Member
If you are staring to the point of making them uncomfortable then yes, that makes you a creep.
cbg
Super Moderator
There's looking, acknowledging silently with as much admiration you care to use that, "hey, that's some nice stuff there" and going about your business.
Then there's a prolonged stare-and-leer beyond the few seconds that most people give to whoever else is on the sidewalk.
The first is fine and probably welcome/invited.
The second is incipient creephood.
Then there's a prolonged stare-and-leer beyond the few seconds that most people give to whoever else is on the sidewalk.
The first is fine and probably welcome/invited.
The second is incipient creephood.
Zigner
Well-Known Member
Aren't these women inviting staring (aka "admiration")? I'd be staring for a while. Does that make me a creep? It doesn't.
Honestly, at this point in our lives, we should realize that this type of dress is almost conservative. The second thing we should realize is that our daughters (or, at least mine) are older than these young women.
army judge
Super Moderator
Aren't these women inviting staring (aka "admiration")? I'd be staring for a while. Does that make me a creep? It doesn't.
Look away, my friend, always look away!!!
Why?
We've lived TOO long to get into trouble today!!!
That STUFF ain't nuttin' but trouble.
LQQK away.
As my sixth grade teacher would regularly remind the class, "Students, always keep your eyes on your own paper!"
Redemptionman
Well-Known Member
The middle one looks like Ms. Nevada what is it then?
Same sex harassment have the same punishment?
Same sex harassment have the same punishment?
zddoodah
Well-Known Member
With proof of what?
In general, no law prohibits one person from looking at another person -- regardless of which part of the "lookee's" body the "looker" is focusing on. Of course, if you're doing this in a workplace, things will be different.
