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SC H3059
Bill
Status
1/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Todd Rutherford
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AI Summary
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Creates the offense of "unlawful tracking" by prohibiting the installation or use of GPS or other electronic tracking devices on motor vehicles without the knowledge and consent of the owner, lessee, or authorized operator
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Applies to all persons including law enforcement officers, law enforcement agency employees, and private investigators or security personnel
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Establishes penalties of up to $500 fine or up to one year imprisonment for violations (misdemeanor)
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Exempts tracking devices used for navigation, emergency assistance subscription services, missing vehicle assistance, diagnostic subscription services, and leased vehicles where the lessee signs written acknowledgment of tracking
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Allows parents or legal guardians to track vehicles owned or leased by themselves or their minor children (under 18) without restriction
Legislative Description
Unlawful Tracking
Last Action
Referred to Committee on Judiciary
1/14/2025