Minnesota HF2632 criminalizes digital picture and recording misrepresentation.
Minnesota HF2632 creates a crime of digital picture and recording misrepresentation. A person commits this crime by altering a digital picture or recording of another person or owned by another person without consent, intending to deceive a recipient into believing the subject authorized the digital picture or recording, and intending to harm, defraud, or maliciously misrepresent the subject person or owner, or an event presented, attended, or both, by the subject person or owner, or personal or real property owned by the subject person or owner. Violators are guilty of a gross misdemeanor.
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