Oklahoma SB1982 modifies provisions related to obscenity and child sexual abuse material, including penalties and definitions.
Oklahoma SB1982 amends existing laws to modify provisions related to obscenity and child sexual abuse material. It updates the definition of "child sexual abuse material" to include depictions of sexually explicit conduct involving a visual depiction of an actual child, a computer-generated image, or an altered image. The bill establishes penalties for violations, including imprisonment and fines. It also requires internet service providers to implement filtering technology to prevent access to child sexual abuse material, obscene materials, and unlawful pornography.
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