Indecent Exposure

In Florida, indecent exposure is considered a misdemeanor offense which is punishable by up to 1 year in county jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or possibly both. The most serious consequence coming of an individual exposing their sexual organs is the requirement to register as a sex offender. While some may consider indecent exposure a minor offense, it can still have severely negative ramifications that could tarnish your reputation and possibly ruin your livelihood, employment, financial, and education opportunities. The sex crimes attorneys at Perez LaSure Law can walk you through your charges and provide experienced advice concerning the handling of your case.

Elements of the Crime

While we understand that every indecent exposure case may be different, there are a few elements that make a case specifically indecent exposure. The following criteria for an indecent exposure charge must be met for the accused to be found guilty:

• Sexual organs were exposed by the accused
• The accused was in a public place, or on or near the private property of another where they could be seen from those private locations
• The accused intended and enacted exposure in a crude, offensive, lewd or lascivious manner

Trusted Attorneys On Your Side

Protecting your rights and ensuring that you receive expert legal advice throughout your case is our standard operating procedure at Perez LaSure Law. We will investigate your case and build the strongest defense possible to obtain a successful outcome. If you or a loved one has been charged with indecent exposure, contact a knowledgeable sex crimes attorney today for an initial consultation to discuss your legal options.

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