CT HB06570

Expands voyeurism statute to include observing another person inside a dwelling without consent or plain view while committing simple trespass, with intent to arouse or satisfy sexual desire.

Creates new crime of "voyeurism against a minor" when voyeurism is committed against a person under 16 years of age, classified as a class C felony.

Maintains voyeurism as a class D felony and expands class D felony to include the new trespass-based voyeurism provision.

Adds voyeurism against a minor (Section 2 of this act) to the definition of "criminal offense against a victim who is a minor" for sex offender registration purposes.

Updates "nonviolent sexual offense" definition to include subdivisions (2) and (3) of voyeurism statute, triggering sexual offender registration requirements.

All provisions effective October 1, 2013.