· 11/12/2010
State v. Cagnon
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- proof of fourth and fifth elements requiring \shock\ or \alarm\ distinguishes felony of open and gross lewdness from \closely similar\ misdemeanor of indecent exposure
- \Vicarious concern for other people or even disgust does not convert any ordinary indecent exposure case into one for open and gross lewdness\ [quotation omitted]
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Judges: K. RODGERS, J.
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