Under which conditions is Aggravated Indecent Exposure considered?

Aggravated Indecent Exposure is primarily defined by the intentional and knowing act of exposing intimate body parts coupled with specific behaviors, such as fondling those parts. This signifies that the individual is fully aware of their actions and intends to expose themselves in a manner that goes beyond simple indecent exposure. The requirement of knowledge indicates that there is a level of intent and awareness that elevates the severity of the offense, distinguishing it from other lesser forms of indecent exposure.

In contrast, merely exposing an intimate body part does not encompass the aggravating factors necessary for this classification unless there is an intent or additional action involved, which is why other options, reflecting inadvertent exposure or lack of knowledge, do not meet the criteria for aggravated indecent exposure.