Mississippi HB1115 criminalizes the creation, recording, or alteration of visual material depicting intimate parts or sexual conduct without consent.
Mississippi HB1115 amends the state code to create a criminal offense for creating, recording, or altering visual material depicting intimate parts or sexual conduct without the consent of the depicted individual. The bill defines "visual material" to include edited or manipulated images and videos. It also exempts certain technology providers from liability if they are not involved in the creation or distribution of the material. A first offense is a misdemeanor, while a second or financially motivated offense is a felony. The act takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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