What actions would be classified under public indecency?

The classification of public indecency primarily involves actions that occur in a public setting and violate societal norms regarding appropriate conduct, particularly concerning sexual behavior. Engaging in sexual intercourse in a public place directly fits this definition, as it is an overtly sexual act that is observable by the public and generally considered to be inappropriate or offensive. Such behavior can lead to public outrage or distress, and is therefore regulated by law to maintain public decency standards.

In contrast, private consensual acts are typically conducted in private settings and do not involve public exposure or community disturbance, thus they do not constitute public indecency. Similarly, educational programs about sexuality are informative and focused on education rather than on acts of indecency. Lastly, wearing revealing clothing may be socially controversial in certain contexts, but it does not inherently involve sexual acts and is generally protected under freedom of expression unless it crosses into other legal violations.