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I have not seen many like it. There was one on here recently about the girl that was required to visit a changing station for her appointments with spankings. I can't remember the title but it was in the same vein.

I have a whole series of legally diapered stories that I've published on Amazon. I don't know if any of these will fit your requirements.

This is the whole collection in one book. They are available as individual books as well.

The Legally Diapered Series

Here's the blurb that gives a brief description of each story.

This is a collection of previously published interrelated stories where a character has broken the law and received a sentence that finds the convicted defendant in diapers. It is set in a world where a revolutionary new criminal justice program was started to deal with certain non-violent crimes.

In The Best Parking Spaces, Barb is abusing handicapped parking spaces. Her car gets towed and she finds herself before a judge for being a blatant repeat offender. In order to help her understand why handicapped spots exist, the judge sentences her to be temporarily in need of those coveted parking spaces. She also needs diapers after her sentence starts.

By Court Order is not really a sequel so much as it exists in the same world and Grace does come in contact with Barb from The Best Parking Spaces by the end of the story. In this story, our leading lady is rounded for being a lady of the night. In order to keep her from going back to her old habits, they enrolled her in a program to keep her on the straight and narrow. It also keeps her locked up in a diaper as a chastity mechanism.

Then, we come to A Room with a View, which is a direct sequel to By Court Order. Released from the court-ordered program, Grace has a job and an apartment with her roommates from the program. A newly free woman in diapers has a lot to learn when she’s never been responsible before.

The next story is Walk the Walk, a spin-off of The Best Parking Places where Dennis is convicted of harassing a disabled person and brought before the court to answer for his bullying. To teach him a lesson, they sentence him to suffer the same inconvenience as his victim, forced to wear and use diapers so he may walk a mile in his victim’s shoes.

Finally, we come to Three Strikes, a direct sequel to Walk the Walk. Dennis had fallen in love and lost her, but by chance, they meet again. She was in the same program he was in, but she is now a repeat offender. If she has one more incident with a disabled person, she could very well end up in diapers for the rest of her life.