South Carolina H3620 creates the offense of obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse and amends sex offender registry requirements.
South Carolina H3620 amends the state code to establish the offense of possessing, producing, or distributing obscene visual depictions of minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct. It defines "obscene" and "visual depiction or representation" and specifies that the offense is a felony. The bill also amends the sex offender registry requirements, adding the offense of obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse. It sets conditions for offenders to apply for termination of registration requirements, including completion of treatment programs and a waiting period.
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