Alaska HB47 amends laws on child sexual abuse material, including possession, distribution, and indecent exposure.
HB47 modifies Alaska statutes to address crimes involving child sexual abuse material. It introduces new sections for the distribution and possession of generated obscene child sexual abuse material, and amends existing sections to include these crimes. The bill also adjusts sentencing guidelines for these offenses, with maximum penalties reaching up to 99 years for certain repeat offenders. Additionally, it mandates public hearings for certain minor adjudications and outlines conditions for probation and parole. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date.
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