South Carolina S0919 aims to tighten obscenity laws by redefining "harmful to minors" and "material" to include any portion of materials and.
The South Carolina S0919, known as the "Protection of Minors from Pornography and Obscenities Act," seeks to amend existing obscenity laws to better protect minors from exposure to harmful content. The bill redefines "harmful to minors" and "material" to include any portion of materials and performances that may be considered obscene, pornographic, or profane. It also aims to eliminate loopholes in current law that allow certain organizations to disseminate obscene content under the guise of age-appropriate education. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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