Prohibit conduct involving computer-generated child pornography
Indefinitely postponed
Summary
The bill adds new offenses that make it illegal to produce, receive, or share visual depictions of sexual conduct involving a child, even when the images are computer‑generated and look real. It sets felony penalties for adults and juveniles, defines key terms, and updates evidence‑handling and forfeiture rules. The measure also expands sex‑offender registration and clarifies limits on prosecution for related crimes.
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