unlawful exposure; minors; drag show
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
House Bill 2589 makes it illegal to allow a minor to view or be present during an ‘adult oriented performance.’ This includes performances that are sexually explicit or appeal to a prurient interest in sex. The bill defines ‘adult oriented performance’ and establishes a penalty of Class 4 felony for those found in violation.
Key provisions
- Prohibits allowing a minor to view an adult oriented performance.
- Prohibits allowing a minor to enter or remain in a building where an adult oriented performance is occurring.
- Prohibits allowing a minor to participate in or be present during an adult oriented performance.
- Defines ‘adult oriented performance’ as sexually explicit shows or performances.
- Establishes a Class 4 felony penalty for unlawful exposure.
Who is affected
- Minors
- Individuals hosting or performing adult oriented performances
- Businesses hosting adult oriented performances
Notable changes
- Creates a specific legal definition of ‘adult oriented performance’ based on sexual content and appeal.
- Establishes criminal penalties for certain actions related to minors and adult oriented performances.
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