Strengthening Child Exploitation Enforcement Act modifies federal laws to enhance penalties for kidnapping, sexual abuse, and illicit sexual conduct.
The Strengthening Child Exploitation Enforcement Act amends federal laws to strengthen penalties for kidnapping, sexual abuse, and illicit sexual conduct involving minors. It makes it unlawful to intentionally touch the genitalia of a person under 16 years old with intent to abuse, in federal jurisdictions or facilities. The bill also modifies sentencing classifications and penalties for these offenses, including attempts to commit such acts. It further updates definitions and provisions to ensure clarity and consistency in the law, particularly regarding consent and age-related defenses.
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