Establishes the offense of obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse in South Carolina.
The bill creates the offense of obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse in South Carolina. It defines "obscene" and "visual depiction or representation" and outlines penalties for producing, distributing, receiving, or possessing such materials. The offense is a felony, punishable by imprisonment for two to ten years, with no part of the minimum sentence suspended and no eligibility for parole until the minimum sentence is served. The bill also amends the sex offender registry to include this offense and establishes requirements for termination of registration.
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