Upgrades invasion of privacy crime to third degree; eliminates presumption of non-imprisonment.
The bill upgrades the crime of invasion of privacy to a third degree offense when committed under certain circumstances, such as observing someone without consent in a private dressing stall. It also eliminates the presumption of non-imprisonment for this crime, allowing courts to impose custodial sentences. The bill applies to offenses committed after its effective date.
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