HB 3426

As introduced: - Authorizes attorney general to prosecute certain stalking, harassment, and online exploitation offenses when they occur in multiple jurisdictions. - Adds "cyberstalking" to list of acts from which protection orders can provide relief. - Redefines stalking offenses to include conduct that causes a reasonable person to fear death, bodily harm to themselves or family, property offenses, or feel harassed or intimidated, and expands to include "technological abuse conduct." - Creates new offenses of cyberharassment, cyberstalking, unlawful tracking of motor vehicles, disclosure of intimate digital depictions (deepfakes), and sadistic online exploitation. - Creates a class A misdemeanor for knowingly violating no-contact conditions of bond release. - Standardizes assault and domestic assault statutes by replacing various injury terminology with uniform definitions of "bodily harm," "substantial bodily harm," and "great bodily harm."