Criminal Law - Obscene Material - Device Filters
Requiring each device, tablet, or smart phone manufactured on or after January 1, 2026, activated in the State to enable a certain filter to prevent minors from accessing obscene material; prohibiting a certain person from deactivating the filter; providing that a manufacturer of a device and certain persons are subject to civil and criminal liability for certain conduct related to device filters; authorizing the Attorney General to take certain actions against persons who violate the Act; etc.
LIABILITY
SUBPOENAS
MINORS
INTERNET
HEARINGS
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Damages
Notices
Obscenity
Civil Actions
Court Costs
Attorneys' Fees
Mobile Devices
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Penalties and Sentences
Parents and Guardians
Repeat Offenders
State Government - Agencies, Offices, and Officials
Investigations and Inquiries
Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes
Civil Actions and Procedures
Industry and Technology
Censorship
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