Crimes and punishments; modifying provisions related to obscenity and child sexual abuse material. Effective date.
Second Reading referred to Public Safety
Summary
The bill revises Oklahoma statutes that define child sexual abuse material and obscene content, specifying exactly what types of visual depictions are covered. It also states that each individual image counts as a separate crime and includes language to keep the valid parts of the law even if a court strikes down a portion. The changes aim to strengthen legal tools against child exploitation and obscene material.
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