Cornelius frowned when the manager (owner?) mentioned the beach. He had never gone to any of the public beaches: his family had a few private ones. Not that that mattered. He was pretty sure that the beach was more than 100 yards away from the road, and probably behind trees too. "I... have not gone to the beach recently." He said carefully. "But I do not believe that any of the beaches around here would be in violation. If you want me to, I can quote the entire legal code, but suffice it to say for now that the regulations I previously referred to deal with various types of exposure within 50 yards of a public road, within sight of a public road, within city limits, and within 100 yards of a public road, respectively. I could also make a decent case for Code 2-6 Subsections A-C if I wanted to, but those carry far more severe penalties. You may not have heard of them because, due to the shamefully lax attitude most officers have towards the law here, they have not been enforced since 1912. But the law is the law, convenient or not. Do I make myself clear?"