West Virginia SB1083 requires registration as a sex offender for convictions of indecent exposure to minors.
West Virginia SB1083 amends the state's sex offender registration laws to require individuals convicted of indecent exposure to minors to register as sex offenders. The bill defines indecent exposure as intentionally exposing one's sex organs or anus to another person under circumstances likely to cause affront or alarm, for purposes of sexual gratification. It specifies that exposing oneself in opposite-sex locker rooms also constitutes indecent exposure. The bill creates a new felony offense for indecent exposure to minors and enhances penalties for repeat offenses.
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