FL H0215

Expands the definition of "place and time when a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" under Florida's video voyeurism statute to explicitly include the interior of residential dwellings.

Elevates video voyeurism offenses from first-degree misdemeanor to third-degree felony, and increases repeat offenses from third-degree felony to second-degree felony.

Increases penalties for video voyeurism involving minors under age 16 from third-degree felony to second-degree felony, including cases where the offender is responsible for the minor's welfare, employed at a school, or is 24 years of age or older.

Ranks violations of section 810.145(8)(b) (video voyeurism with certain minor victims on second or subsequent offense) as a second-degree felony under the Criminal Punishment Code's offense severity ranking chart.

Takes effect July 1, 2012.