Sue VOYEURS Act
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Summary
The Sue VOYEURS Act creates a federal civil right of action for individuals whose intimate images are captured without consent through video voyeurism. Victims may recover actual damages or liquidated damages of $150,000 per image, plus attorney's fees and litigation costs, and may seek injunctive relief to prevent further disclosure. The bill applies when the voyeurism involves interstate commerce or occurs in federal jurisdiction, and includes protections for minors and deceased victims through legal representatives.
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