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A violation for Indecent Exposure under Virginia Code § 18.2-387 is committed when a person intentionally makes an obscene display or exposure of his private parts in a public place or a place where others are present. A place where others are present includes a privately owned, secluded place if the defendant's activities are observable by another person; the exposure does need not actually be observed by a person at whom it is directed in order for the defendant to be convicted of Indecent Exposure.
Indecent Exposure is a Class 1 misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a $2,500.00 fine.
To convict, the Commonwealth must first prove that the defendant displayed or exposed his private parts. The Commonwealth must also prove that the display or exposure was intentional. Finally, the exposure or display must also be proven to be "obscene", as defined in Va. Code § 18.2-372.
What should I do if I am charged with with a Indecent Exposure in Virginia?
Sex-related offenses are each very serious offenses and will likely make getting a job, security clearance, and other goals far more difficult to accomplish. These offenses can ruin families and ruin your reputation in your community. It is critical that you have legal representation from the outset of the process.
Mr. Noorishad understands your concerns and the gravity than an indecent exposure charge may have in your life. While results will vary depending on the facts of each individual case, Mr. Noorishad has successfully represented adult and juvenile clients to acquittal or dismissal in multiple counties throughout Northern Virginia for charges such as Rape, Aggravated Sexual Battery, Prostitution-Related offenses and Object Sexual Penetration, among others. Mr. Noorishad's sex-related cases have been publicized by news outlets such as the Washington Post, ABC-7 News, WUSA-9 News, CBS-DC News, The Falls Church Patch, The Fairfax Times, The Falls Church Times, and The Falls Church News Press. If you are facing a sex-related offense, you need to contact an aggressive and reputable attorney to represent you. Please contact us either online or by phone at 703-542-4500 for a free initial consultation with Mr. Noorishad.
Indecent Exposure is a Class 1 misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a $2,500.00 fine.
To convict, the Commonwealth must first prove that the defendant displayed or exposed his private parts. The Commonwealth must also prove that the display or exposure was intentional. Finally, the exposure or display must also be proven to be "obscene", as defined in Va. Code § 18.2-372.
What should I do if I am charged with with a Indecent Exposure in Virginia?
Sex-related offenses are each very serious offenses and will likely make getting a job, security clearance, and other goals far more difficult to accomplish. These offenses can ruin families and ruin your reputation in your community. It is critical that you have legal representation from the outset of the process.
Mr. Noorishad understands your concerns and the gravity than an indecent exposure charge may have in your life. While results will vary depending on the facts of each individual case, Mr. Noorishad has successfully represented adult and juvenile clients to acquittal or dismissal in multiple counties throughout Northern Virginia for charges such as Rape, Aggravated Sexual Battery, Prostitution-Related offenses and Object Sexual Penetration, among others. Mr. Noorishad's sex-related cases have been publicized by news outlets such as the Washington Post, ABC-7 News, WUSA-9 News, CBS-DC News, The Falls Church Patch, The Fairfax Times, The Falls Church Times, and The Falls Church News Press. If you are facing a sex-related offense, you need to contact an aggressive and reputable attorney to represent you. Please contact us either online or by phone at 703-542-4500 for a free initial consultation with Mr. Noorishad.
