Oklahoma SB53 modifies the definition of child sexual abuse material and updates related statutory language.
Oklahoma SB53 amends the definition of child sexual abuse material and updates related statutory language. It specifies that any visual depiction of a child engaged in sexually explicit conduct is considered child pornography. The bill also modifies the term "enabling child sexual abuse" to include causing, procuring, or permitting child sexual abuse by a person responsible for a child's health, safety, or welfare.
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