Executive Orders EO 13447 30 (a) That the accused compelled a certain person to engage in an act of prostitution; and (b) That the accused directed another person to said person, who then engaged in an act of prostitution. (13) Wrongful sexual contact. (a) That the accused had sexual contact with another person; (b) That the accused did so without that other person's permission; and (c) That the accused had no legal justification Or lawful authorization for that sexual contact. (14) Indecent exposure. (a} That the accused exposed his or her genitalia, anus, buttocks, or female areola or nipple; (b) That the accused's exposure was in an indecent manner; /c) That the exposure occurred in a place where the conduct involved could reasonably be expected to be viewed by people other than the accused\177s family or household; and /d} That the exposure was intentional. c. Explanation. (1) Definitions. The terms are defined in Paragraph 45a.(t), supra. (2) Character of victim. See Mil. R. Evid. 412 concerning rules of evidence relating to the character of the victim of an alleged sexual offense. (3) Indecent. In conduct cases, .indecent \177 generally signifies that form of immorality relating to sexual impurity that is not only grossly vulgar, obscene, and repugnant to common propriety, but also tends to excite lust and deprave the morals with respect to sexual relations. Language is indecent if it tends reasonably to corrupt morals or incite 11bldlnous thoughts. The language must vlolate community standards. 273
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