SB1056 adds a protective order for sexually explicit material in certain criminal cases in California.

SB1056 amends the California Penal Code to include a protective order for sexually explicit material in criminal cases involving offenses such as those listed in Section 1192.7 and Section 647. The order aims to safeguard the victim's privacy, prevent unnecessary dissemination, and ensure the defendant's right to a fair trial. The court can require viewing in a secured location if the defendant is self-represented. The order prohibits disclosure unless permitted by its terms, and mandates notification of the court for any additional material.

SB1056 adds a protective order for sexually explicit material in certain criminal cases in California.

SB1056 amends the California Penal Code to include a protective order for sexually explicit material in criminal cases involving offenses such as those listed in Section 1192.7 and Section 647. The order aims to safeguard the victim's privacy, prevent unnecessary dissemination, and ensure the defendant's right to a fair trial. The court can require viewing in a secured location if the defendant is self-represented. The order prohibits disclosure unless permitted by its terms, and mandates notification of the court for any additional material.