Is it legal to urinate in public if you're diabetic?

I doubt it very much that diabetes would be an excuse for urinating in a public place, if it were true then there's quite a few medical conditions that could evade prosecution.

It is against the law, anyway there are a raft of other charges that could be brought such as indecent exposure, outraging public decency and so on. It also contravenes local Public Health regulations.

A Police Officer may excercise discretion before bringing a charge, but that is entirely up to his or her judgement.

You can urinate in a field or hedgerow that does not form part of the highway, and coachmen may urinate up the nearside of the coach wheel!

It is a dirty, unpleasant and anti-social habit, to urinate in a busy city street should always result in a prosecution, there are other places where it is still illegal but might be considered less offensive such as a beach, or cliff top footpath etc.

I sometimes suffer from an "over active" bowel, does that mean I can poo in the street? I think that if you eat enough "beef" burgers you might be able to apply for a licence :roll:

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allowances should be made for the elderly and those with medical complaints - but otherwise, the practice should never be condoned.

"It's always anti-social,"

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If your driving and become desperate which law do you break, "dangerous driving" or "anti social behavior" (brings back my time when on M25 during traffic jam, what a relief that was).

I also think it was sad that the media took the p**s out of Paula Ratcliffe.


Roy.