IL HB1432

Expands the definition of "child sex offender" under Illinois law to include persons convicted of unauthorized video recording or live video transmission offenses involving minors under 18 years old, covering recording intimate parts without consent in restrooms, locker rooms, hotel bedrooms, and similar private spaces.

Applies existing child sex offender restrictions to these video recording convictions, including prohibitions on presence within school zones, public parks, playgrounds, and daycare facilities; residence restrictions; and limitations on contact with minors.

Creates a new sex offense category under the Sex Offender Registration Act for violations of video recording and live video transmission statutes committed on or after the effective date when the victim is under 18 years old.

Classifies violations of these video recording provisions as Class 4 felonies when committed against minors and requires registration as a sex offender under the Sex Offender Registration Act.

Amends both the Criminal Code and the Sex Offender Registration Act to ensure consistent treatment of video recording offenders alongside traditional child sex offenders regarding registration requirements and location-based restrictions.