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Invasion of personal privacy 1

(1)(a)(A) the suspect knowingly makes a visual recording of someone in a state of nudity without their consent AND

(B) at time the recording is made, the victim is in a place or circumstances where they had a reasonable expectation of personal privacy OR

(b) violates 163.700 (invasion of personal privacy 2) & has prior conviction(s) for:

(A) any invasion of personal privacy, 163.465 (public indecency), private indecency or a sex crime (163A.005(5))

(B) as in (A) but in another jurisdiction

Note:

primary differences between invasion of privacy 1 & 2:

• IVP 1 requires knowingly making a visual recording of the victim in a state of nudity. IVP 2 speaks to recording an intimate area vs nudity

• IVP 1 will be violated if the suspect has prior convictions for certain crimes

• IVP 2 will be violated if the suspect observes the victim in a state of nudity for sexual arousal or gratification a.k.a Peeping Tom

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