New Jersey A2303 clarifies that consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded in a sexual manner does not include consent to disclosure of the.
New Jersey A2303 amends the invasion of privacy statute to clarify that consent to being photographed, filmed, videotaped, recorded, observed, or otherwise having an image reproduced does not include consent to the disclosure of such image. The bill specifies that consent to disclosure is strictly limited to the express purpose for which consent was obtained. It also outlines criminal penalties for observing, photographing, filming, or recording individuals in private settings without consent and for disclosing such images without consent.
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