Minnesota SF4292 amends laws on child sexual abuse material and child-like sex dolls.
Minnesota SF4292 amends child sexual abuse material laws by allowing on-scene forensic previews of digital evidence to identify child sexual abuse material. It also prohibits possession, sale, creation, and dissemination of child-like sex dolls. The bill modifies the duress defense to include victims of trafficking and mandates registration for certain offenders. It sets venue rules for prosecuting offenses and establishes penalties for violations.
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