On the recordMarch 11, 2024
I looked at state law. State Law 16-17-470 is under peeping Tom voyeurism laws. A $500 fine and up to 3 years in jail for the first offense is offensive.
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congress.govI looked at state law. State Law 16-17-470 is under peeping Tom voyeurism laws. A $500 fine and up to 3 years in jail for the first offense is offensive.
Mace criticizes South Carolina's inadequate laws on voyeurism and nonconsensual images.
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Then go back to that country is all I have to say,” Mace concluded. “It doesn’t need to be here.
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