FL H0475

Creates s. 847.0136, F.S., prohibiting individuals from intentionally and knowingly disclosing sexually explicit images of identifiable persons via electronic media with intent to harass, if the person knows or should know the subject did not consent to disclosure

Establishes "disclose" as publishing, posting, distributing, exhibiting, advertising, offering, or transferring images; defines "identifiable person" as one recognizable by face or accompanying personal identification information

Violation constitutes a third-degree felony; becomes a second-degree felony if the offender is 18 years or older and the image depicts someone younger than 16 years of age at the time the image was created

Amends s. 921.244 to require courts to impose no-contact orders on individuals convicted under s. 847.0136, with violations constituting a third-degree felony; sentences for no-contact violations run consecutive to sentences for related offenses

Exceptions allow disclosure for law enforcement purposes in reporting, investigating, or prosecuting crimes, and for voluntary and consensual purposes in public or commercial settings; effective October 1, 2014