Iowa SF5 amends the definition of invasion of privacy to include possession of non-consensual photographs or films of nudity.
Iowa SF5 modifies the state's invasion of privacy law to include possession of photographs or films of another person in a state of full or partial nudity, without consent, for the purpose of sexual gratification. Previously, only the act of viewing, photographing, or filming was considered a violation. A violation of this law is classified as an aggravated misdemeanor and a tier II sex offense, with a mandatory 10-year registration requirement as a sex offender for those convicted.
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