Missouri · Missouri Revised Statutes — Criminal Offenses (Ch. 565–575)
Mo. Rev. Stat. (Crimes) § 565.252: Invasion of privacy, penalty
What this law says, in plain English
Invasion of privacy prohibits knowingly photographing or creating images of another person without consent while nude in a private place, or under their clothing. It is a class A misdemeanor, but becomes a class E felony if the image is distributed, involves multiple victims, or the offender has a prior conviction.
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