Minnesota SF2825 clarifies protections for child abuse victims' interviews and changes terms for sexually explicit materials involving children.
Minnesota SF2825 amends state statutes to clarify that protections for child abuse victims' interviews apply to all recordings. It also proposes changes to terms used in statutes that punish creation, distribution, and possession of sexually explicit materials involving children. The bill makes conforming changes to various sections of Minnesota Statutes, including those related to discoverability of government data, video recordings of child abuse victims, and penalties for possession of pornographic work involving minors.
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