Bill > H3003

Introduced Session

Enact The "human Trafficking Prevention Act", To Require A Business, Manufacturer, Wholesaler, Or Individual That Manufactures, Distributes, Or Sells A Product That Makes Content Accessible On The Internet To Install And Operate A Digital Blocking Capability That Renders Obscenity Inaccessible And To Set Minimum Requirements For The Blocking Capability; To Establish A Procedure For The Consumer To Deactivate The Digital Blocking Capability; To Allow A Reporting System To Unblock Content That Is Not Obscene, Such As Social Media Websites, And Authorize A Consumer To Seek Judicial Relief If The Filtered Content Is Not Unblocked Within A Reasonable Time; To Establish Criminal Penalties For A Business Or Individual That Violates This Article; To Authorize The Attorney General To Seek Injunctive Relief Against A Business, Manufacturer, Wholesaler Or Individual That Manufactures, Distributes, Or Sells Any Products In This State Without A Digital Blocking Capability, To Establish That A Consumer Or The Attorney General May File A Suit Against A Party That Is Unresponsive To A Report Of Obscene Material Breaching The Filter And To Prescribe Damages For Each Violation.

AI Summary

Committee Categories

Mike Burns (R)*,  Bill Chumley (R),  Laurie Funderburk (D),  Wendell Gilliard (D),  Jerry Govan (D),  Rick Martin (R),  Dennis Moss (R),  Michael Pitts (R),  Joshua Putnam (R),  Anne Thayer (R),  Will Wheeler (D),  Richie Yow (R), 

Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Putnam (on 04/05/2018)

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