Exposure to Pornography - Public Health Crisis [HJR-5]
Recognizing that exposure to pornography is a public health crisis; recognizing that it is necessary to prevent pornography exposure and addiction, to educate individuals and families on the harms of pornography, and to develop pornography recovery programs; and encouraging pornography education, prevention, research, and policy changes in communities in order to address the harms caused by pornography.
HJR-5: Exposure to Pornography - Public Health Crisis
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathy Afzali
Unfavorable Report By House Rules And Executive Nominations on 03/29/2018
Family Law - Domestic Violence - Definition of Abuse [HB-328]
Altering the definition of "abuse" for purposes of certain provisions of law relating to domestic violence to include misuse of telephone facilities and equipment, misuse of electronic communication or interactive computer service, revenge porn, and visual surveillance.
HB-328: Family Law - Domestic Violence - Definition of Abuse
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Dumais
Unfavorable Report By Judiciary; Withdrawn on 03/15/2018
Criminal Law - Child Pornography [SB-736]
Altering certain definitions applicable to certain prohibitions against possessing, distributing, and creating child pornography; prohibiting a person from knowingly possessing and intentionally retaining a certain representation showing a computer-generated image that is indistinguishable from an actual and identifiable child under the age of 16 years portrayed in a certain manner; defining "indistinguishable from an actual and identifiable child"; applying certain penalties; etc.
SB-736: Criminal Law - Child Pornography
Sponsored by: Sen. Susan Lee
Approved By The Governor - Chapter 326 on 04/30/2019
Criminal Law - Electronic Harassment and Bullying (Grace's Law 2.0) [SB-103]
Altering prohibited actions relating to electronic harassment of minors; prohibiting a person from maliciously engaging in an electronic communication if the electronic communication, as part of a series of communications, has the effect of intimidating or harassing a minor and causing physical injury or serious emotional distress to a minor and the person engaging in the electronic communication acts with a certain intent; prohibiting a person from violating the Act with the intent to induce a minor to commit suicide; etc.
SB-103: Criminal Law - Electronic Harassment and Bullying (Grace's Law 2.0)
Sponsored by: Sen. Susan Lee
Approved By The Governor - Chapter 26 on 04/18/2019
Exposure to Pornography - Public Health Crisis [HJR-4]
Recognizing that exposure to pornography is a public health crisis that must be addressed systematically; recognizing that it is necessary to prevent pornography exposure and addiction, to educate individuals and families on the harms of pornography, and to develop pornography recovery programs; and encouraging pornography education, prevention, research, and policy changes in communities in order to address the harms caused by pornography.
HJR-4: Exposure to Pornography - Public Health Crisis
Sponsored by: Rep. Neil Parrott
Unfavorable Report By House Rules And Executive Nominations on 03/14/2019
Criminal Law - Child Pornography [HB-691]
Altering certain definitions applicable to certain prohibitions against possessing, distributing, and creating child pornography; prohibiting a person from knowingly possessing and intentionally retaining a certain representation showing a computer-generated image that is indistinguishable from an actual child under 16 years of age portrayed in a certain manner; and applying certain penalties.
HB-691: Criminal Law - Child Pornography
Sponsored by: Rep. C.T. Wilson
Hearing 3/06 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/11/2019
Criminal Law - Electronic Harassment and Bullying (Grace's Law 2.0) [HB-181]
Altering prohibited actions relating to electronic harassment of minors; prohibiting a person from maliciously engaging in an electronic communication if the electronic communication, as part of a series of communications, has the effect of intimidating or harassing a minor and causing physical injury or serious emotional distress to a minor and the person engaging in the electronic communication acts with a certain intent; prohibiting a person from violating the Act with the intent to induce a minor to commit suicide; etc.
HB-181: Criminal Law - Electronic Harassment and Bullying (Grace's Law 2.0)
Sponsored by: Rep. Dana Stein
Approved By The Governor - Chapter 27 on 04/18/2019
Criminal Law - Distribution of Child Pornography - Minor [HB-1049]
Altering a certain prohibition to apply only to a person at least 18 years old, against knowingly promoting, advertising, soliciting, distributing, or possessing with the intent to distribute any matter, visual representation, or performance that depicts a minor engaged as a certain subject or in a manner that reflects a certain belief or is intended to cause another to adopt a certain belief.
HB-1049: Criminal Law - Distribution of Child Pornography - Minor
Sponsored by: Rep. C.T. Wilson
Hearing 3/06 At 1:00 P.m. on 02/11/2019
Criminal Law - Child Pornography [HB-1027]
Altering certain definitions applicable to certain prohibitions against possessing, distributing, and creating child pornography; prohibiting a person from knowingly possessing and intentionally retaining a certain representation showing a computer-generated image that is indistinguishable from an actual and identifiable child under the age of 16 years portrayed in a certain manner; defining "indistinguishable from an actual child"; and applying certain penalties.
HB-1027: Criminal Law - Child Pornography
Sponsored by: Rep. Frank Conaway
Approved By The Governor - Chapter 325 on 04/30/2019
Relating To Digital Content Blockers. [SB-254]
Requires persons who manufacture, sell, offer for sale, lease, or distribute a product that makes content accessible on the Internet to include digital blocking capability that renders human trafficking hubs, child pornography, revenge pornography, and pornographic material inaccessible. Requires these persons to establish and maintain a reporting system for content that is improperly blocked and applicable content that is not blocked. Allows consumers to disable the blocking capability if the consumer fulfils requirements, including paying a fee
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SB-254: Relating To Digital Content Blockers.
Sponsored by: Sen. Karl Rhoads
Referred To Tec/jdc, Wam. on 01/22/2019
Relating To Digital Content Blockers. [HB-567]
Requires persons who manufacture, sell, offer for sale, lease, or distribute a product that makes content accessible on the Internet to include digital blocking capability that renders human trafficking hubs, child pornography, revenge pornography, and pornographic material inaccessible. Requires these persons to establish and maintain a reporting system for content that is improperly blocked and applicable content that is not blocked. Allows consumers to disable the blocking capability if the consumer fulfils requirements, including paying a fee
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HB-567: Relating To Digital Content Blockers.
Sponsored by: Sen. Lynn Decoite
The Committees On Iac Recommend That The Measure Be Passed, With Amendments. The Votes Were As Follows: 7 Ayes: Representative(s) Ohno, Kong, Nishimoto, Mcdermott; Ayes With Reservations: Representative(s) D. Kobayashi, Gates, Takayama; Noes: None; And Excused: None. on 02/05/2019
SB-1730: Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for the offenses of producing, directing, or promoting a sexual performance by a child and possessing child pornography.
Sponsored by: Sen. Joan Huffman
Read First Time on 03/14/2019
You have voted SB-1730: Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for the offenses of producing, directing, or promoting a sexual performance by a child and possessing child pornography..