Del. P.J.I. Crim. No. 11.778A(2)

SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD BY A PERSON IN A POSITION

OF TRUST, AUTHORITY OR SUPERVISION IN THE

SECOND DEGREE [INTENTIONAL EXPOSURE - MALE]

In order to find Defendant guilty of a Sexual Abuse of a Child by a Person

in a Position of Trust, Authority, or Supervision in the Second Degree, you must

find the State has proved the following six (6) elements beyond a reasonable

doubt:

(1) Defendant, a male, exposed his genitals or buttocks to a child;

(2) Defendant knew the conduct was likely to cause annoyance, affront,

offense, or alarm to the child;

(3) Defendant was at least four (4) years older than the child;

(4) The child was less than sixteen (16) years of age at the time;

(5) Defendant stood in a position of trust, authority, or supervision over the

child, or was a(n) invitee or designee of person who stood in a position of trust,

authority, or supervision over the child; and

(6) Defendant acted intentionally.

It is no defense to the charge of Dangerous Crime Against a Child that

Defendant did not know the child’s age at the time of the crime or reasonably

believed the child had reached their sixteenth (16) birthday or was not younger

than sixteen (16) at the time of the crime.

“Intentionally” means it was Defendant’s conscious objective or purpose to

expose himself to the child.