OK HB4104

Adds new loitering/voyeurism offenses to Class B5 felonies, including second or subsequent offenses of watching persons in a clandestine manner, using photographic/electronic/video equipment for clandestine surveillance, and capturing images of private areas without consent

Creates felony penalties for second or subsequent voyeurism convictions: up to 5 years imprisonment and/or up to $5,000 fine, upgrading these offenses from misdemeanors

Removes the offense of "using photographic, electronic, or video equipment in clandestine manner" from Class D1 felonies and reclassifies it as a Class B5 felony

Expands Sex Offenders Registration Act to require registration for persons convicted of certain voyeurism offenses under Section 1171 (paragraph 2 of subsection A, subsection B, and paragraph 2 of subsection C)

Effective date of November 1, 2026