On the recordMarch 11, 2024
Five hundred fine for voyeurism, the first time is a misdemeanor is wrong, and it is offensive, and it should be much more expensive.
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congress.govFive hundred fine for voyeurism, the first time is a misdemeanor is wrong, and it is offensive, and it should be much more expensive.
Mace argues for stricter penalties for voyeurism in South Carolina.
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