Arizona SB1435 prohibits public schools and libraries from providing sexually explicit materials to minors.
Arizona SB1435 amends state statutes to prohibit public schools and libraries from referring minors to sexually explicit materials. Public schools must provide alternative assignments for students whose parents have not given consent. Employees or contractors violating these provisions face a class 5 felony. The bill also changes chapter and article headings to reflect the focus on computer and library access by minors.
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