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Summaries of Enactments 2006 Regular Session (continued #2)

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//July 28, 2006//

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Summaries of Enactments 2006 Regular Session (continued #2)

Summaries of Enactments 2006 Regular Session (continued #2)

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//July 28, 2006//

CH 146 S 1039 VOYEURISM; SURREPTITIOUS VIEWING The crime of voyeurism is defined. It is illegal to disclose, display, distribute or publish any material made in violation of voyeurism provisions...

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