Indecent exposure is charged after an unlawful display of one’s genitals in public, not counting a mother breastfeeding in public. The law makes it a crime to expose yourself everywhere except on your own private property. However, if you are exposed on an area of your property that is easily viewable by another, that may still result in arrest. Indecent exposure is a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in prison. Because so many charges of indecent exposure result from misunderstanding, you should seriously consider hiring a Fort Lauderdale indecent exposure criminal defense attorney.

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For additional information, see Florida Statue 800.03: Exposure of sexual organs.