Las Vegas Indecent Exposure Attorney

It is possible that the person held liable was not the one actually committing the act of indecent exposure. If you were not the person who exposed yourself, then your lawyer could argue that you shouldn’t be held liable for someone else’s actions. While this may seem a bit far-fetched, it does happen. It is possible that another person could have exposed themselves while pretending to be you or that you were mistaken for the actual culprit.

If your genitalia was not actually exposed during the incident, then this would be a valid defense that your Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer could use. It does not matter how much of your body was exposed or whether other parts of your body could potentially be considered lewd or obscene if your genitalia was not exposed at all.

If you were lawfully exposing yourself during an incident for which you were later charged with indecent exposure, this would also be considered a valid defense against such charges and your lawyer could choose to use this defense. This could work because there was no unlawful intent present in this situation and therefore no criminal liability should result from it either.

Another possible defense your lawyer could use against your indecent exposure charges is that you accidentally exposed yourself while changing clothes or using the restroom in public places such as parks and swimming pools. This would not be considered lewd because it was not intentional on your part and there was no sexual or malicious motivation behind it.