Establishes the felony offense of nonconsensual disclosure of intimate or private images in Hawaii.
The bill addresses image-based sexual abuse by establishing the felony offense of nonconsensual disclosure of intimate or private images. It defines "intimate image" and "private image," and sets penalties for such offenses. The bill aims to protect victims from the nonconsensual use of their images to control, manipulate, or harm them, particularly targeting vulnerable individuals. The offense is classified as a class B felony, with potential for extended terms of imprisonment under certain conditions.
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