I Have Been Arrested For Indecent Exposure In Victorville. Do I Have to register as a Sex Offender for the Rest of My Life If I’m Convicted? (PC 314)

A conviction for indecent exposure requires that you willfully exposed your genitals to another person for the purpose of offending that person or for sexual gratification. The penalties are much worse if it is found that you exposed yourself in an inhabited dwelling. Indecent exposure, whether it is a misdemeanor or felony, can subject you to a lifetime requirement to register as a sex offender pursuant to Penal Code Section 290.

This requirement that you register as a sex offender is stringent and severe. If, for instance, you fail to register every year or fail to update your local law enforcement agency of any changes in your residency, you can face additional criminal charges. The penalties for failing to comply with registration can include serving time in county jail or state prison, depending upon whether the underlying offense was a misdemeanor or felony. Also, this requirement to register may be for life.

If you are facing indecent exposure charges, it is vital you contact an experienced sex crimes attornery from Wallin & Klarich. We have successfully defended clients accused of a sex crime for over 40 years, Call us today for a phone consultation at 888-749-0034.