New York S06306 amends the penal law to add actions constituting unlawful surveillance in the second and first degrees.
New York S06306 amends the penal law by adding new actions that constitute unlawful surveillance in the second degree and in the first degree. The bill specifies that unlawful surveillance in the second degree occurs when someone intentionally uses or installs an imaging device to view, broadcast, or record under the clothing of another person or to observe another person in a sexual or intimate manner without their knowledge or consent. It also includes observing someone in a dwelling without their consent.
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