Orlando Indecent Exposure Defense Lawyer

Have you been arrested on suspicion of or charged with indecent exposure? The charges against you can result in serious penalties. Even a first-degree misdemeanor conviction can result in jail time up to one year and/or a $1000 fine and counseling, among other penalties. A Florida indecent exposure defense attorney from our firm can talk to you about your rights and options and begin building a strong defense on your behalf.

At The Umansky Law Firm, we represent clients in Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford, Winter Park and throughout Orange County who have been charged with all types of sex crimes, including lewd conduct and indecent exposure. Our defense lawyers are former prosecutors with years of experience tackling complex and difficult sex crimes cases. We use our experience to anticipate the prosecution's strategies and respond accordingly with your defense. Get us on your team as soon as possible.

Former Prosecutors Protecting the Rights of People Accused of Sex Crimes
Call: (407) 228-3838

Definition of Indecent Exposure

Indecent exposure is defined as a person unlawfully exposing his or her sexual organs in a vulgar manner or an indecent manner. Indecent exposure charges could arise from:

• A person urinating in public
• A person being nude in public
• A person unlawfully exposing his or her sexual organs to a minor
• Two people engaging in sexual activity in public

In many situations, the prosecution must prove that the individual charged with indecent exposure had lascivious intent in order to obtain a conviction. This means that the alleged offender intended to show his or her genitals to an unsuspecting and unwilling individual. A person urinating in a park, therefore, may not have been acting with lascivious intent. Our lawyers will discuss the facts of your case to determine whether we can challenge the prosecution's assertions of intent.

Other defense strategies include entrapment and false allegations. Did an undercover police officer lead you into committing a crime you would not otherwise have committed? Did someone wrongfully accuse of you of exposing your genitals? Is the charge too harsh for the actual situation? These are all important questions that need to be asked in order to have a chance at a successful outcome. Our Florida defense attorneys have substantial experience analyzing and fighting charges in order to minimize consequences of a sexual offense charge.

Charged With Public Nudity? Contact a Florida Defense Lawyer.

If you or someone you care about has been charged with indecent exposure, including public nudity, do not hesitate to talk to our defense attorneys. To schedule a free consultation, call us at (407) 228-3838. You can also contact us online.