Iowa SF289 amends the definition of invasion of privacy to include possession of non-consensual nudity photographs or films.

Iowa SF289 modifies the state's invasion of privacy law by expanding the definition to include possession of photographs or films of another person in a state of full or partial nudity, taken without consent. This applies if the person viewed, photographed, or filmed the individual for sexual gratification purposes. The bill also mandates that such offenses be classified as aggravated misdemeanors and tier II sex offenses, with a requirement for offenders to register as sex offenders for ten years.

Iowa SF289 amends the definition of invasion of privacy to include possession of non-consensual nudity photographs or films.

Iowa SF289 modifies the state's invasion of privacy law by expanding the definition to include possession of photographs or films of another person in a state of full or partial nudity, taken without consent. This applies if the person viewed, photographed, or filmed the individual for sexual gratification purposes. The bill also mandates that such offenses be classified as aggravated misdemeanors and tier II sex offenses, with a requirement for offenders to register as sex offenders for ten years.