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Summary of differences between federal and state regulations
Maryland protects the privacy of persons where they can reasonably be expected to fully or partially disrobe and have a reasonable expectation of privacy in an office, business, store, restaurant, hotel, etc. Visual surveillance may not be conducted in a private place, such as a tanning room, dressing room, bedroom, or restroom. Visual surveillance includes surveillance by:
Direct sight,
The use of mirror, or
The use of cameras.
Visual surveillance may be conducted, however, if it is to protect property or public safety or prevent crime.
State
Contacts
None.
Regulations
Maryland Code 3-901 and 3-902, “Visual surveillance” and “Visual surveillance with prurient intent”