Is it illegal to have sex in a car?

No law prohibits people from having sex in a car. But people having sex in a car in a public area that has people around can be criminally charged with indecent exposure or lewd act in public. If people are having sex in a car in public, but no one is around, such as in the desert or forest, it is not a crime.

No, the law does not explicitly say it is illegal to have sex in a car. It does say that you cannot take part in or solicit “lewd or dissolute conduct” in a public location or in view of the public. Therefore, it is illegal to have sex in a car that is parked in a public location or a car that is parked on private property but in view of the public. The law in question is California Penal Code Section 647(a).

Lewd or Dissolute Conduct

The law prohibits lewd or dissolute conduct in a public place. Lewd or dissolute conduct is willfully touching female breasts, genitalia, or buttocks for the purpose of sexual gratification or sexual arousal. If the intention was not gratification or arousal but to offend someone who may see the conduct, it is also considered lewd or dissolute conduct.

In order to be charged with lewd or dissolute conduct under California Penal Code Section 647(a), the sexual conduct must be:

In a public place
In a place open to the public
In a place in view of the public

This means having sex or sexual contact in a car that is in a place accessible to the public is illegal. This could be a park, a side street, on the beach, or anywhere that is not private property.

If you have sex in a car parked on a driveway or in a yard that is in full view of the public, this is also illegal. It is not illegal to have sex in a car that is on private property and obscured from public view. For example, if your car was parked on your property and fences or trees obscured the view from the street, it would not be illegal.

What Is the Charge For Having Sex in Your Car In California?

If you are arrested for having sex in your car, then you will be charged with lewd or dissolute conduct, which is a misdemeanor offense. Lewd or dissolute conduct is the only sex crime that does not require registration on the sex offenders registry. The penalty for having sex in your car is:

Up to 6 months in county jail
A fine of up to $1,000

The judge may also include probation, community service, and counseling in your sentence as well.

If you are arrested for having sex in your car, then you should consult a criminal defense lawyer to help you avoid criminal charges. They will help you to build a strong defense related to the circumstances of your case.

You could defend yourself against the lewd and dissolute conduct charge by proving that you were not having sex or that you were not in a public place or able to be seen by the public. You could also claim that your rights were violated or you were a victim of entrapment.

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