Indecent Exposure is classified as which offense level?

Indecent Exposure is classified as which offense level?

• A. Class B Misdemeanor
• B. Class A Misdemeanor
• C. State Jail Felony
• D. Class C Misdemeanor

Answer: (A)

The level of offense determines how serious the crime is and what penalties apply. Indecent exposure in Texas is a Class B Misdemeanor. This places it above a Class C Misdemeanor (which carries only fines) but below a Class A Misdemeanor and any felony offenses. The typical penalties for a Class B Misdemeanor include up to 180 days in jail and a fine of up to $2,000. This distinguishes it from more serious charges (Class A Misdemeanor or State Jail Felony) and from the least serious category (Class C Misdemeanor).

The level of offense determines how serious the crime is and what penalties apply. Indecent exposure in Texas is a Class B Misdemeanor. This places it above a Class C Misdemeanor (which carries only fines) but below a Class A Misdemeanor and any felony offenses. The typical penalties for a Class B Misdemeanor include up to 180 days in jail and a fine of up to $2,000. This distinguishes it from more serious charges (Class A Misdemeanor or State Jail Felony) and from the least serious category (Class C Misdemeanor).