The infamous first and last words of any transaction: “How much does it cost?” Whether you are buying a car, home, or Christmas tree, we want to know the bottom line. In cases of criminal charges, prosecution, and sentencing, there is generally more than a monetary cost; rather, there is the cost of freedom and privileges. 

California Penal Code 314 (1) indicates that Indecent Exposure is committed when a person willfully or lewdly exposes him or herself, their private parts in a public place where others may be present that are offended or annoyed.

Frank “The Tank” in the blockbuster comedy, Old School, becomes intoxicated and is streaking down the city streets buck naked. Should Frank “The Tank” have been charged if there was a police presence? In the State of California under Penal Code § 314(1), if the crime of Indecent Exposure occurs when a person exposes his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone that may be annoyed or offended, it may be charged. The short answer is, yes.