<s>[INST] What do Wyoming statutes have to say about public nudity? Under what circumstances is it generally illegal to be naked in public, in the State of Wyoming? [/INST] According to Wyoming state law, it is generally illegal to be naked in public. Public nudity is considered to be indecent exposure, which is a criminal offense. Indecent exposure is defined as knowingly exposing one's genitals to another person in a manner that is likely to cause affront or alarm.

There are a few exceptions to this general rule, including situations where nudity is part of a performance or exhibition that has been authorized by the local government. Additionally, nudity is not considered to be illegal if it occurs in a private setting where it cannot be seen by others.

It is important to note that the laws surrounding public nudity vary from state to state, so it is always a good idea to check the specific laws in your area before engaging in any behavior that may be considered to be illegal.</s>\ <s>[INST] What happens if you unknowingly expose yourself? For example, you wear clothes that are see through without being fully aware of that fact. Would you still be likely to be charged for indecent exposure? What does federal law have to say about public nudity? [/INST] The specific circumstances surrounding an incident of public nudity will play a role in determining whether or not it is considered to be a criminal offense. If a person unknowingly exposes themselves, such as by wearing clothes that are see-through, they may still be charged with indecent exposure if their nudity causes affront or alarm to others.

However, it's important to note that the prosecution would have to prove that the person knew or should have known that their nudity was visible to others, and that it was likely to cause affront or alarm. This can be a difficult standard to meet in cases where the person was truly unaware of the transparency of their clothing.</s>