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SF 2019·IA·senate

A bill for an act relating to invasion of privacy, including attempts to invade privacy, and making penalties applicable.

Passed One ChamberFiled Jan 12, 2026
Sponsor: McCLINTOCK
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Tabled until future meeting.

Mar 5, 2026

Summary

The bill adds a new definition of invasion of privacy for anyone who knowingly watches, photographs, or films another person—or tries to do so—when motivated by sexual desire. Convicted offenders face up to two years in prison, a fine between $855 and $8,540, and must register as a tier‑II sex offender, or tier‑III if the victim is under 13.

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