The Florida Senate

HB 1631: Voyeurism

GENERAL BILL by Brandenburg ; (CO-INTRODUCERS) Planas ; Porth

Voyeurism; revises elements of offense of voyeurism in order to eliminate acts of photographing, filming, videotaping, or recording, which are made crime under offense of video voyeurism; provides that person commits offense of voyeurism when he or she secretly observes another person while other person is in location that provides reasonable expectation of privacy. Amends 810.14.

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• Bill History

  Date	Chamber	Action
  3/8/2005	House	• Filed; Introduced -HJ 00144
  3/23/2005	House	• Referred to Criminal Justice (JC); Judiciary (JC); Justice Council -HJ 00264
  4/4/2005	House	• On Committee agenda-- Criminal Justice (JC), 04/06/05, 9:15 am, 404-H
  4/6/2005	House	• Favorable by Criminal Justice (JC); YEAS 5 NAYS 0 -HJ 00460; Now in Judiciary (JC) -HJ 00460
  4/11/2005	House	• On Committee agenda-- Judiciary (JC), 04/13/05, 1:00 pm, Morris Hall
  4/13/2005	House	• Favorable by Judiciary (JC); YEAS 7 NAYS 0 -HJ 00530; Now in Justice Council -HJ 00530
  5/6/2005	House	• Died in Council on Justice Council

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• HB 1631, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 3/8/2005 at 10:27 AM

  Bill Text:	Web Page | PDF

  Analyses:	Criminal Justice Committee (Post-Meeting) (pdf) Criminal Justice Committee (Post-Meeting) (pdf) Judiciary Committee (Post-Meeting) (pdf) Judiciary Committee (Post-Meeting) (pdf)

  Related Bills (1)

  Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location
  S 162	Voyeurism	Aronberg	Similar	Last Action: 5/6/2005 H Died in Council on Justice Council Location:

  Citations - Statutes (1)

  Citation	Catchline	Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
  810.14	Voyeurism prohibited; penalties.

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