Massachusetts H2004 prohibits the possession, sale, and distribution of child sex dolls.
Massachusetts H2004 amends the General Laws by adding a new section that defines "child sex doll" as an anatomically correct doll, mannequin, or robot resembling a minor, intended for sexual acts. The bill imposes fines and imprisonment for using, possessing, buying, selling, transporting, delivering, or distributing such dolls, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses.
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