Ohio Bill Toughens Voyeurism Penalties
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Ohio lawmakers are advancing House Bill 345 to strengthen penalties for voyeurism, a crime involving secret recording or watching of individuals without consent. The bill targets hidden cameras and sneaky cellphone use, particularly in places where privacy is expected. Current law treats some cases as minor misdemeanors, but the new bill would increase penalties, especially for repeat offenders. The measure has passed one committee and is set for a follow-up hearing tomorrow, aiming to deter these invasive acts.
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