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Indecent Exposure Offenses Minnesota

Indecent exposure is defined as willfully and lewdly exposing one's body or "private parts" in a public place or in a place where others are present and may witness the act. A person who commits indecent exposure does so intentionally with an understanding that this conduct will likely alarm and offend others. This is different from, say, breastfeeding in public, which is not indecent exposure under the definition of the crime.

Indecent exposure is usually a misdemeanor, unless it was committed in the presence of a minor or is a repeat offense, in which case it may be either a gross misdemeanor or a felony.

If you have been charged with indecent exposure, contact our office immediately. Our first consultation is free. We will walk you through the process, explain your options, and zealously defend your rights. Contact our Rochester Minnesota Criminal Defense attorney to see how we can help.

Felony Indecent Exposure

A repeat indecent exposure in the presence of a minor or an indecent exposure while intentionally restricting another person’s freedom to move is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a $10,000.00 fine.

Predatory Offender Registration for Felony Indecent Exposure

The laws of Minnesota provide that any person convicted for a felony level indecent exposure crime must be registered as a sex offender, thereby significantly affecting that person’s future education, employability, and other potential interests.

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If you have additional questions about sex crimes in Minnesota, or if you have been unjustly charged please contact the Dilaveri Law Firm today. We always offer free initial consultations to our clients. Call 507.206.6020 or complete our free case evaluation form.