OR HB2974

Expands the definition of "sexually explicit conduct" for child exploitation crimes (ORS 163.670, 163.684, 163.686, 163.687) to include exhibition or display of a child's sexual or intimate parts when observed or recorded with intent to arouse, regardless of whether the child knows they are being observed or recorded

Increases sentencing for invasion of personal privacy in the first degree from crime category 6 to crime category 8 on the Oregon sentencing guidelines grid when the victim is under 18 years of age

Invasion of personal privacy in the first degree remains a Class C felony, with courts retaining discretion to designate it as a sex crime requiring registration if circumstances warrant

Applies only to conduct occurring on or after the effective date

Takes effect on the 91st day after the 2025 regular session of the 83rd Legislative Assembly adjourns sine die