Iowa HF891 addresses obscenity, focusing on exposure of minors to obscene performances and admittance of minors to such performances, establishing a.

Iowa HF891 amends the state's obscenity laws to specifically address the exposure of minors to obscene performances and admittance of minors to premises where such performances occur. The bill establishes a private civil cause of action for parents or guardians of minors or for minors who have reached 18 years of age, allowing them to seek remedies such as a declaratory judgment, injunctive relief, and damages. The minimum award of damages is set at $10,000.

Iowa HF891 addresses obscenity, focusing on exposure of minors to obscene performances and admittance of minors to such performances, establishing a.

Iowa HF891 amends the state's obscenity laws to specifically address the exposure of minors to obscene performances and admittance of minors to premises where such performances occur. The bill establishes a private civil cause of action for parents or guardians of minors or for minors who have reached 18 years of age, allowing them to seek remedies such as a declaratory judgment, injunctive relief, and damages. The minimum award of damages is set at $10,000.