Alabama HB347 creates a process for removing illicit material and establishes penalties for violations.
Alabama HB347 requires websites and applications to create a process for requesting the removal of illicit material. Websites must post a notice detailing the removal process and other information. The bill authorizes the Attorney General to enforce violations, which can include civil penalties, punitive damages, and attorney fees. Individuals depicted in illicit material can seek damages if the violator knowingly or recklessly disregarded their consent. The bill also establishes criminal penalties for knowingly distributing or creating a private image without consent.
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