urine collecting!?

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a 2008 article about this guy---->

Despite community's unease, man's urine fetish not illegal, officials say
Alan D. Patton remains free, even with his lengthy record
Friday, July 18, 2008 8:52 PM

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH


Glaeden had Patton in her court for three misdemeanor charges in 2006.
After three Hilliard police officers escorted Patton from the public pool at Municipal Park on July 11, the Police Department started getting callers asking, “Why didn't you arrest him?”

Because he wasn't committing a crime, detective Dave Cunningham responded. He was washing his hands in the pool's restroom when people recognized him from a flier distributed after the Dublin incident.

Although his urine fetish is not illegal, he cannot obtain it in the way he has.

The fetish is not considered a mental or sexual disorder until it begins to impair someone's functioning, said Daniel L. Davis, a Columbus forensic psychologist.

Davis said people like Patton often remain at the same behavioral level, which means their behavior doesn't escalate into something more violent or unusual.

Patton's disorder, urophilia, is so unusual that it gets a single parenthetical mention in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

“There is no way a legislature can think of all the problems” that it would need to address in statutes, said Katherine Hunt Federle, director of the Justice for Children Project at Ohio State University's Moritz College of Law.

Federle said she understands the visceral reaction parents have when they learn what Patton has done — they want him off the streets for good. But the American justice system also has a responsibility to punish people humanely, she said.

Judge Glaeden said the most obvious way to deal with Patton is to pass a law forbidding what he has done. She wondered aloud whether it might be some kind of sexual-deviation law. Then in the very next breath, she said, “but what is sexual deviation to one person might not be to another."

“There are no easy answers,” Federle said.

Here is the real problem, the law has no common sense or decency, the courts have no common sense or decency and the people are sheep that can't get mad enough to say fuck this and find a way of ridding themselve of this sick motherfucker.