Civil Actions - Unsolicited Obscene Material
Prohibiting a person from knowingly sending by electronic means to another person an image or video depicting obscene material that the sender knows or reasonably should know is unsolicited; authorizing a person to bring an action against a person who violates the Act; and exempting certain entities and individuals from the Act.
Damages
Obscenity
Civil Actions
Court Costs
Attorneys' Fees
Electronic Communication
Video
Digital Images
Civil Actions and Procedures
Nudity and Sexual Displays
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