Which of the following is NOT a requirement for proving Indecent Exposure?

In the context of proving Indecent Exposure, a key element is that the individual must have knowingly exposed an intimate body part in a situation where it can be seen by others. The emphasis is on the act of exposure and the circumstances surrounding it rather than the intent to harm or offend.

Therefore, the requirement regarding intention to harm the observer is not necessary for establishing the offense of Indecent Exposure. The law generally focuses on the act itself and whether it was done in a public or observable manner, rather than the subjective intent of the person performing the exposure. In contrast, knowledge of the exposure, the act of exposing an intimate body part, and being in a location visible to others are all essential components that must be demonstrated to satisfy the legal requirements for this offense.