When a middle school boy's curiosity about a 'black hole' in the bathroom raised eyebrows, the court determined it was just innocent exploration, proving that some gravitational pulls are just too strong to resist.

The court’s verdict on the middle school boy’s bathroom curiosity not being a crime sets an intriguing precedent. Rather than stigmatizing natural childhood wonder, the decision reframes bathroom curiosity as normal behavior, confirming that harmless intrigue shouldn’t warrant legal consequences.