Expands the definition of "child sexual abuse material" in Connecticut law.
This bill amends the definition of "child sexual abuse material" to include any visual depiction involving a prohibited sexual act and lacking serious value. It specifies that such material must be patently offensive and appeal predominantly to prurient interest, judged by ordinary adults. The bill also details various acts considered sexually explicit, including erotic fondling, nude performance, and sado-masochistic abuse. This change aims to strengthen legal definitions and protections against child sexual abuse material.
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