Invasive Visual Recording requires which element?

• A. Consent from the other person alone is sufficient.
• B. Recording in a public space is enough.
• C. With intent to invade privacy and recording an intimate area without consent.
• D. Recording a private scene for personal use.

Answer: (C)

Invasive Visual Recording requires two elements: a clear intent to invade the person's privacy and a recording of an intimate area without that person's consent. The act isn’t satisfied by merely recording in public or by having some form of consent. The law targets situations where someone purposefully seeks to intrude on someone's privacy by filming an intimate area without permission. So the best description is performing the recording with the intent to invade privacy and capturing an intimate area without consent. Other choices miss either the required intent or the focus on an intimate area, which is central to this offense.