West Virginia SB687 prohibits obscene materials within 2,500 feet of public schools.

West Virginia SB687 aims to prohibit obscene materials within 2,500 feet of any public school library, classroom, building, or facility under state supervision. The bill defines obscene matter as content that appeals to the prurient interest, lacks serious value, and is offensive by community standards. It also outlines penalties for individuals who distribute or display such materials to minors. The bill allows students or parents to sue school boards for negligence in allowing violations, seeking damages and legal costs.

West Virginia SB687 prohibits obscene materials within 2,500 feet of public schools.

West Virginia SB687 aims to prohibit obscene materials within 2,500 feet of any public school library, classroom, building, or facility under state supervision. The bill defines obscene matter as content that appeals to the prurient interest, lacks serious value, and is offensive by community standards. It also outlines penalties for individuals who distribute or display such materials to minors. The bill allows students or parents to sue school boards for negligence in allowing violations, seeking damages and legal costs.