Kansas SB205 increases criminal penalties for breach of privacy when the victim is a child.
Kansas SB205 amends the state's criminal code to increase penalties for certain violations of breach of privacy when the victim is a child. The bill specifies that offenses involving children will be treated more severely, with higher severity levels and potential felony charges. It also clarifies exceptions and definitions related to breach of privacy, ensuring that certain communications and activities are not penalized. The changes aim to better protect children from privacy invasions.
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