OR HB2646

Creates the crime of "unlawful disclosure of private information" when a person knowingly discloses another's personal information with intent to stalk, harass, or injure, without consent, and the victim is actually stalked, injured, or harassed

Classified as a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by up to 6 months imprisonment, a $2,500 fine, or both

Protected personal information includes: home address, personal email, personal phone number, Social Security number, employer contact information, family member contact information, photographs of children, and identification of schools children attend

"Harass" is defined as causing severe emotional distress resulting in anxiety, fear, torment, or apprehension that is protracted rather than trivial or transitory

Adds this new crime to Oregon Criminal Code of 1971 by amending ORS 161.005