Public Lewdness is described as which of the following?

• A. Class B Misdemeanor
• B. Class A Misdemeanor
• C. State Jail Felony
• D. Class C Misdemeanor

Answer: (B)

Public lewdness is described as a Class A misdemeanor. This category covers the more serious misdemeanors, reflecting acts like exposing oneself or engaging in lewd conduct in a public place or where others can see. Class A misdemeanors carry more significant penalties than Class B or Class C misdemeanors (including jail time and fines), but they are not felonies. A state jail felony would be a higher-level offense than a misdemeanor. So the best description for public lewdness is Class A misdemeanor.