Minnesota SF5186 clarifies that exposure of a human breast alone does not constitute indecent exposure.
Minnesota SF5186 amends the state's indecent exposure laws by explicitly stating that exposure of a human breast alone does not constitute indecent exposure. This change aims to clarify legal definitions and protect individuals from being charged with indecent exposure for breastfeeding or other non-sexual exposures. The amendment adds a new subdivision to Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 617.23, effective July 1, 2026.
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