Voyeurism is considered a Class D felony unless aggravating circumstances apply. Penalties can include up to five years of imprisonment and a fine of up to $5,000. If the individual charged has prior convictions for this or certain other offenses, then the severity escalates to a Class C felony. Recording or observing a person under the age of 16 will also cause the offense to be classified as a Class C felony. The maximum fine and prison sentence double in those scenarios.