SEX CRIMES LAW — CALIFORNIA
Indecent Exposure in California — PC §314
Indecent exposure under PC §314 is willfully exposing your genitals in a public place to another person who would be offended. First offense is a misdemeanor but second offense becomes a felony requiring sex offender registration.
Reviewed by Daniel S. Rubin, CA Bar 302093 · Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney
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Indecent Exposure California — At a Glance
- Law / Code
- PC §314
- Classification
- Misdemeanor (first) / Felony (second+)
- Maximum Penalty
- Up to 6 months jail (first misdemeanor) / 16 months–3 years (felony)
- Probation Eligible
- Yes
- Strike Offense
- No
- Related Codes
- PC §314PC §290PC §647(a)PC §288
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