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VT S0256
Bill
AI Summary
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Criminalizes threatening to disclose intimate images without consent to compel someone to produce nude images, engage in sexual conduct, or provide money/anything of value, punishable by up to 2 years imprisonment and/or $2,000 fine
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Criminalizes threatening to accuse someone of a crime, cause injury, expose secrets, or report immigration status with intent to compel production of nude images or sexual conduct
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Extends statute of limitations for voyeurism (photographing/filming/recording) and disclosure of sexually explicit images to 6 years after the offense or 6 years after the victim discovers the images exist
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Eliminates statute of limitations for civil actions against non-consensual disclosure of intimate images, applying retroactively to violations occurring before July 1, 2026
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Allows plaintiffs in civil suits to recover damages based on a diagnosis of a trauma-related disorder as proof of actual injury
Legislative Description
An act relating to voyeurism and disclosure of sexually explicit images without consent
Last Action
Read 1st time & referred to Committee on Judiciary
1/15/2026