AN ACT relating to possession or viewing of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor.
signed by Governor (Acts Ch. 109)
Summary
The bill criminalizes anyone who knowingly possesses or deliberately watches visual material that shows a minor, or a computer‑generated image, engaging in sexual activity. Penalties are a Class D felony for victims under 18 and a Class C felony for victims under 12, and offenders must serve at least 85% of their sentence before parole. Exceptions include accidental viewing, law‑enforcement or litigation contexts, and viewing by the minor, their parents or guardians, or school officials investigating violations.
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