Senate Enrolled Act No. 19 Summary

• Adds definitions for "camera" (any video recording device), "peep" (clandestine or secretive looking), and "private area" (naked or undergarment clad genitals, pubic area, or buttocks)

• Establishes voyeurism as a Class B misdemeanor for knowingly or intentionally peeping into occupied dwellings or areas where people are expected to disrobe (restrooms, showers, dressing rooms) without consent

• Elevates voyeurism to a Class D felony if committed using a camera or if the offender has a prior unrelated conviction for voyeurism or substantially similar offense

• Creates new offense of public voyeurism as a Class A misdemeanor for peeping at someone's private area while recording an image without consent and with intent to peep

• Increases public voyeurism to a Class D felony if offender has prior voyeurism conviction or if the recorded image is published, posted online, or transmitted to another person; provides defense if the individual deliberately exposed their private area