Sexual Images

Created new section 800.045 defining 'identifiable minor' as someone under 16 who is recognizable in an image, and 'lewd or lascivious image' as images depicting prohibited sexual conduct.

Added specific criteria for evidence of lewd exhibition including focal point on genitals, sexually suggestive settings, unnatural poses, and images designed to elicit sexual response.

Added new criminal penalties for possessing, soliciting, controlling, or intentionally viewing lewd or lascivious images, with possession of three or more copies serving as prima facie evidence of intent to promote.

Expanded prohibited conduct to include willfully generating altered sexual depictions of identifiable persons without consent, and possessing such images with intent to maliciously promote them.

Changed bill version from CS/HB 757 to CS/CS/HB 757, indicating this is a second committee version with substantive revisions.

Replaced the specific list of prohibited sexual conduct definitions with criteria that may be used to evidence actual or simulated lewd exhibition of genitals, including focal point, setting, pose, attire, coyness, and viewer response.

Added prohibition against willfully generating altered sexual depictions of identifiable persons without their consent.

Modified penalties for possession of child pornography to include prima facie evidence of intent to promote when possessing three or more copies, and restructured subsections for promoting sexual performances by children.

Updated the criteria for determining when visual depictions constitute lewd exhibition to include broader factors like unnatural poses, inappropriate attire, and intended sexual response in viewers.