Which offense is a Class A Misdemeanor based on the listed offenses?

• A. Public Lewdness
• B. Indecent Exposure
• C. Voyeurism
• D. Invasive Visual Recording

Answer: (A)

Class A Misdemeanor is the most serious level of misdemeanor, carrying the potential for up to a year in jail and a substantial fine. Public Lewdness fits this level because it involves lewd or indecent acts in public or in view of others, which statutes treat as a serious offense against public decency. Indecent exposure, while still an offense, is typically classified as a lesser misdemeanor (Class B) due to the context or degree of the act. The other two offenses—voyeurism and invasive visual recording—are governed by different privacy-protection statutes and are usually charged as felonies or under specialized offenses, not as Class A misdemeanors.