Bill > S951

This bill, called the "Stop Comstock Act," proposes revisions to several sections of U.S. federal law related to obscene materials and importation. Specifically, the bill removes references to "indecent" and "immoral" materials from sections of Title 18 (which covers federal criminal law) and the Tariff Act of 1930. The changes would narrow the definition of prohibited materials to strictly "obscene" content, eliminating broader language about immoral or indecent items. The bill modifies sections dealing with postal regulations and interstate commerce, removing provisions related to abortion-related materials and changing certain legal references. The modifications appear to streamline and potentially reduce restrictions on materials that were previously categorized as indecent or immoral under older laws, focusing more narrowly on materials deemed legally obscene. The bill also makes some technical corrections to legal citations, such as changing a reference from section 230(e)(2) to 230(f)(2) in existing statutes.

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