Criminal Law - Obscene Matter - Visual Representation of Child
Increasing the maximum age from 16 to 18 of a certain child that may not be depicted in certain visual representations; altering the penalties for knowingly possessing and intentionally retaining, and knowingly or intentionally accessing and intentionally viewing, certain visual representations; authorizing a person depicted in a certain visual representation to bring a certain civil action; and requiring the Attorney General to submit a certain annual report by December 1.
Pornography
Photography
LAW ENFORCEMENT
MINORS
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Age
Damages
Data
Obscenity
Reports
Information Technology
Criminal Charges
Civil Actions
Court Costs
Attorneys' Fees
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Penalties and Sentences
Electronic Government
Administrative Agencies
Video
Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes
Digital Images
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