MS SB2902

Removes the age exclusion for minors in the peeping-tom statute under Mississippi Code Section 97-29-61, making the law applicable to offenders of all ages.

Maintains existing felony penalties: up to 5 years imprisonment for standard violations of the peeping-tom statute.

Increases penalty to up to 10 years imprisonment when the victim spied upon is a child under 16 years of age.

Covers various viewing methods including windows, holes, openings, periscopes, telescopes, binoculars, drones, cameras, camcorders, and mobile phones used to invade privacy in bedrooms, bathrooms, changing rooms, and other private spaces.

Takes effect upon passage.