The idea is that it is bad to attempt to shock or titillate someone else by showing parts of your body. In most places it is not against the law simply to be without clothing. For example, a person who is robbed and whose clothing is torn off would probably not be charged with indecent exposure, because he or she does not intend to shock people by not wearing clothing.
Additional: The difficult distinction to make about this offense is that this act can be considered both a sex crime as well as a "public order/public decency" offense. It comes down to judging the intent of the perpetrator as well as the time, place, and manner in which it went down, as to what type of offense was committed.
in ill can they impound your car when you are arrested for indecent exposure
mike stone
yes
He dropped his trousers down to his ankles in the park and was arrested for indecent exposure.
"Indecent exposure involves exposing parts of oneselfThe in public that are normally considered private, and depends in part on the cultural and social norms of the community in which it occurs. Information on indecent exposure can be found in the penal codes for a particular community."
A person may receive a fine of up to $20,000. A person could also receive up to a year in prison for indecent exposure.
No, it is called "indecent exposure".
There is no specific number available for the exact annual convictions for indecent exposure in the US. The number can vary by state and jurisdiction. However, it is considered a common offense and often results in numerous convictions each year.
13 years in state prison
Yes. She has been arrested for indecent exposure.
No. He was only accused of indecent exposure.
You can get charged with Indecent Exposure