Abstract
The subject of the study is an attempt at criminal law assessment of nudity in various situational contexts. The authors begin by defining the scope of the concept of nudity and present its various variants (total, partial, natural, forced, legal). They analyze the types of prohibited acts most often involved in the context of presenting or receiving nudity (recording the image of a naked person – Article 191a of the Penal Code, indecent excess – Article 140 of the Code of Petty Offenses). They indicate a number of phenomena or situations related to nudity and make a criminal law assessment of these cases (issues of exhibitionism, streaking, flashing, voyeurism, nudism and naturism, nudity in art).
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