South Carolina H3058 criminalizes the intentional dissemination of intimate images without consent.
South Carolina H3058 amends the state code to define and criminalize the intentional dissemination of intimate images or digitally forged intimate images without the effective consent of the depicted person. The bill introduces penalties for such actions, including fines and imprisonment. It also specifies that each dissemination of multiple images can be considered a separate offense. The law does not apply to images created by law enforcement during lawful investigations. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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