Disorderly Conduct or Indecent Exposure for Saggy Pants
Police in Flint are “cracking down” on pants wearing styles. According to the Michigan Free Press, you can face criminal disorderly conduct or indecent exposure charges and jail time for your attire. 
Police conduct gone too far? It is certainly an example of how broadly the charge of disorderly conduct can be interpreted under Michigan law. Is wearing you pants low with underwear exposed truly causing a “public disturbance”? It is certainly an arguable point in court.
And with this type of dress style extremely commonplace, it is hard to see how the average person would really be disturbed by this anymore.
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User Comments:
Posted by Mé, July 10th, 2008 at 7:28 pm
I think I’ll wear my 1980′s Adidas shorts.
The following people should avoid Flint, Michigan: Superman, Batman and Robin, male ballet dancers, competitive male divers, bodybuilders, Captain Underpants, SpongeBob SquarePants, and the flaky guy in Austin Power’s “Goldmember”.