Vermont S0256 criminalizes voyeurism and unauthorized disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent.
Vermont S0256 amends state law to criminalize voyeurism and the unauthorized disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent. It prohibits photographing, filming, or recording individuals without their consent in places where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy, such as private residences. The bill also makes it illegal to threaten to disclose such images to compel someone to produce similar images, engage in sexual conduct, or provide anything of value. Penalties include imprisonment and fines.
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