Massachusetts H1593 criminalizes the creation of computer-generated child sexual abuse visual materials.
Massachusetts H1593 amends Chapter 272 of the General Laws to impose penalties for creating computer-generated visual materials depicting minors in sexual acts or nudity. The bill defines "child sexual abuse visual material" as any computer-generated image falsely appearing authentic. Penalties include imprisonment, fines, or both. The bill also outlines methods for determining a minor's age in such materials.
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