There's a difference between incidental and right in their face. Boys and girls learn each other's anatomy easily from the internet, or in health class. Can someone explain to me how this is a big deal? It's not nice, but "not nice" isn't the reason we define certain things as felonies, is it? We all know about rape trauma. Is there evidence that having someone expose their genitals to you can cause significant ongoing trauma? Serious question.

That said, I was on a jury where the state of Florida was trying to give a life sentence to a guy who had allegedly exposed himself intentionally to four or five young children. (Life sentence because it would have been a third strike.)

The case wasn't proved (actually it was very unlikely that he did it) and I could confidently vote not-guilty. We all did and he was acquitted. I didn't have to decide whether to think of nullifying the jury because the penalty was unjust.