Is spitting on someone's car illegal?

Answer 1

In most (all?) places, yes, there is usually a law or regulation against spitting on public property somewhere either in the 'public order' or health regulations of most jurisdictions.

It is not only an unsanitary practice, but most of them date back to the the great Influenza and Tuberculosis Epidimics of the early 1900's when most were enacted to reduce the spread of the disease.

Answer 2

I'll let you know shortly. I'm about to purchase a surveillance camera to catch the pig doing it to my vehicles while parked in my driveway overnight. I fully intend to press every possible charge applicable against this sad example of a human being.

Answer 3

Spitting on someone's car could be considered a form of vandalism or disorderly conduct, which are illegal in most places. It may also lead to a charge of criminal mischief or damage to property. It is generally considered disrespectful and can potentially escalate a situation.

Answer 4

Depends on the state, county or city. Most places, yes, it's possible.

Answer 5

Of course not. It is assault and battery and can be charged both in criminal and civil court.

Answer 6

In Iran you'd be executed. In Antartica you'd be stupid. In reality, who gives a f*ck