West Virginia SB431 aims to protect minors from exposure to indecent displays of a sexually explicit nature, including transvestite and transgender.
West Virginia SB431 seeks to amend existing state code provisions to protect minors from exposure to indecent displays of a sexually explicit nature, including transvestite and transgender performances or displays. The bill includes definitions for terms such as "minor," "obscene matter," and "sexually explicit conduct." It outlines procedures for legal actions against those who maintain nuisances, including the ability for citizens, residents, or taxpayers to bring suit. Penalties for violations include fines and imprisonment.
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