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SB 1536: Digital Voyeurism

GENERAL BILL by Pizzo

Digital Voyeurism; Revising the definition of the term “reasonable expectation of privacy” for purposes relating to the offense of digital voyeurism, etc.

Effective Date: 7/1/2026
Last Action: 1/9/2026 Senate - Filed
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Date	Chamber	Action
1/9/2026	Senate	• Filed

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Version	Posted	Format
S 1536 Filed	1/9/2026 8:14 AM	Web Page \| PDF

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Citation	Catchline	Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
810.145	Digital voyeurism.	Page 1 (pdf)

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