Vermont H0626 amends laws to criminalize voyeurism, sexual extortion, and the disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent, and extends.
Vermont H0626 amends existing statutes to strengthen protections against voyeurism, sexual extortion, and the unauthorized disclosure of sexually explicit images. It criminalizes the act of threatening to disclose such images with the intent to compel a person to produce nude images, engage in sexual conduct, or provide anything of value. The bill also extends the statute of limitations for civil actions related to the disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent, allowing such actions to be brought at any time after the act that caused the harm.
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