TN HB0602

Expands Tennessee's protective order system to allow victims of observation without consent and unlawful photography to seek court protection, adding these offenses alongside domestic abuse, stalking, sexual assault, and human trafficking

Defines "disseminate" as transferring, publishing, or otherwise making accessible intimate images, clarifying terminology for unlawful photography prosecutions

Tolls the statute of limitations for unlawful photography offenses during any period the defendant conceals the crime, until the victim discovers it

Creates new legal definitions for "observation without consent victim" and "unlawful photography victim" to establish standing for protective orders

Officially named the "Voyeurism Victims Act," with criminal provisions effective July 1, 2025, and protective order provisions effective upon signing (March 25, 2025)