INDECENT EXPOSURE
California Penal Code section 314
makes it a crime to expose one’s
self in a public place. A conviction
for misdemeanor Indecent Exposure,
under California Penal Code 647, carries
a penalty of up to five (5) years
of misdemeanor probation, up to one
(1) year in the county jail, and a
fine of up to $1000.00 plus court penalties
and assessments. A second, or subsequent
offense, can be charged as a felony
and carry much harsher penalties,
including state prison sentences. Furthermore,
a conviction of this offense requires
lifetime sex offender registration.
At WILL & WILL, LLP, our lawyers
defend against every type of sex-related
criminal offense. If you have been
charged with indecent exposure, you
need a skilled, experienced, and knowledgeable
criminal defense attorney on your side
and representing your interests. Call
or fill out our online contact form
for a free consultation from a WILL & WILL,
LLP sex crimes lawyer.
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