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Young v. State

Citations

  • 849 P.2d 336
  • 109 Nev. 205
  • 1993 Nev. LEXIS 35

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  • concluding that a conviction under NRS 201.210 requires that the sexual conduct be intentional
  • “A conviction [of open or gross lewdness or indecent exposure] does not require proof of intent to offend an observer or even that the exposure was observed.”
  • \A conviction [of open or gross lewdness or indecent exposure] does not require proof of intent to offend an observer or even that the exposure was observed.\
  • no subjective or objective reasonable expectation of privacy in a stall without a door
  • “[I]ndecent exposure of one’s genitals was punishable at common law without regard to whether the exposure was observed, or observed by a consenting adult, as long as the exposure occurred in a public place.”
  • requiring “intentional” exposure to sustain a conviction under § 201.220

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Judges: Per Curiam

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