@bi4smooth said in Karen in FL files criminal charges because school library didn't censor a LGBTQ book.:
I don't think it's legal to drive naked in this state, much less attack people with your car while naked...
The Florida statues don't address specifically address driving while naked (would that be a DWN?), but it is a first degree misdemeanor to be "naked in public in a vulgar or indecent manner." This gives rise (!) to three questions:
- Is being in one's car on a public road considered being "in public?"
- Does being naked in itself inherently imply a "vulgar or indecent manner?"
- What is the definition of "being naked?" Florida law is silent on this.
I'm not going to research the case law here, although there are probably some amusing precedents. I wouldn't, myself, want to drive while naked: I always wear the seat belt, and the lower portion of such would be in position to saw off my gentleman's bits. This would be uncomfortable was well as unsafe.
(As an aside, the definition of "naked" is not as straightforward as one might think. Some time back I was visiting a friend of mine in Washington, DC, and he took me to a gay bar that had male "dancers." They appeared to be completely naked, but on closer inspection (!), I noticed that they were wearing socks--and I was told that this was to quash any accusation that they were naked.)