ON THE REAL PROPERTY. IN AN ACTION UNDER THIS SUBSECTION, THE COURT MAY
AWARD DAMAGES AND REASONABLE ATTORNEYS' FEES.

(G) THIS SECTION DOES NOT ABROGATE OR LIMIT ANY LEGAL OR EQUITABLE
RIGHT OR REMEDY OTHERWISE AVAILABLE BY COMMON LAW OR STATUTE.

579B.

(A) (1) IN THIS SECTION THE FOLLOWING WORDS HAVE THE MEANINGS
INDICATED.

(2) "CAMERA" INCLUDES ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE THAT CAN BE USED
TO OBSERVE SURREPTITIOUSLY A PERSON.

(3) "PRIVATE PLACE" MEANS A DRESSING ROOM, BEDROOM, OR REST

ROOM IN:

(I) AN OFFICE, BUSINESS, OR STORE;

(II) A RECREATIONAL FACILITY;

(III) A RESTAURANT OR TAVERN;

(IV) A HOTEL, MOTEL, OR OTHER LODGING FACILITY;

(V) A THEATER OR SPORTS ARENA;

(VI) A SCHOOL OR OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION;

(VII) A BANK OR OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTION;

(VIII) ANY PORTION OF A DAY CARE HOME USED FOR THE CARE AND
CUSTODY OF A CHILD; OR

(IX) ANOTHER PLACE OF PUBLIC USE OR ACCOMMODATION.

(4) (I) "VISUAL SURVEILLANCE" MEANS DELIBERATE, SURREPTITIOUS
OBSERVATION OF ANOTHER BY ANY MEANS.

(II) "VISUAL SURVEILLANCE" INCLUDES:

1. DIRECT SIGHT SURVEILLANCE;

2. THE USE OF MIRRORS; AND

3. THE USE OF CAMERAS.

(III) "VISUAL SURVEILLANCE" DOES NOT INCLUDE A CASUAL,
MOMENTARY, OR UNINTENTIONAL OBSERVATION OF ANOTHER

(B) THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE CONSTRUED TO ABROGATE OR AFFECT IN ANY
WAY THE APPLICATION OF § 579 OF THIS SUBHEADING.

(C) A PERSON MAY NOT WITH PRURIENT INTENT CONDUCT OR PROCURE A
PERSON TO CONDUCT ANY VISUAL SURVEILLANCE OF ANOTHER PERSON WHO IS IN
A PRIVATE PLACE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE PERSON IN THE PRIVATE PLACE.