Statute History

Child abuse. Responds to New York v. Ferber (1982) by addressing sexual performance by a child under §827.071.

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Child pornography. Removes the intent-to-promote element so that simple possession of a recorded sexual performance by a child is an offense.

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Sexual conduct involving a child. Creates one definition of “sexual conduct” for §827.071 and chapter 847.

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Sexual offenses involving children. Revises the definition of “sexual conduct” after the Fifth District Court of Appeal held part of it unconstitutional.

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Offenses involving obscene materials. Makes possession of each photograph, film or other depiction a separate offense.

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