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20 years in prison or a fine of 140 million won when passing the bill
Representative
Josh Schriver
Anti-Corruption of Publicmoralsact
Obscene
HARMFUL CONTENT Online Threatens
‘Michigan Families; ESPECIALLY Children
Current Laws Are Outdated and Unenforced This Bill Bill Bans Online Distribution of
Pornography Requires ISPS and Platforms to Blockit and Establishes An Enforcement
Division Under the Attorney General with Sustained Funding it Modernizes Michigan s
Ability to Protect Children the Digital ERA
Why this Matters
Current Issues
Protects Children from
HARMFUL Online Content.
WIDESPREAD Online Pornography
Accessible Tominors)
Brings Law Enforcement
Few Tools for Parents and
INTO The Digital Age
Schools to Restrict Access
HOLDS Platforms and ISPS
EXISTING OBSCENITY LAWS
Accountable.
Outdatedand Rarely Enforced
Builds Lasting State
online
Capacity to Enforce
No DEDICATED State
Obscenity LAWS
Enforcement.
Category
Current Law
With the bill
What the Bill Does
Bans Online Distribution of Pornography
And Prohibited Content
BAN Unenforced
EXPLICIT BAN
Requires ISPS and Platforms to Blockand
Distribution
WLTH CNFORCCMCNT
Filter Such Material
online
Tools
Creates Ag CNFORCEMENT DIVISION with
Power to Auditand Prosecute
Filtering and
Establishes
Fund from
To Support
ISPSLPLATFORMS
Accountability
Blocking
Enforcement
not Responsible
Required
Sets felony penalties for distribution
with Higher Penalties for Large-Scale Offenses.
Adds Civil Fines and Site
~ Blocking Tools,
Weak, General
DEDICATED AG
Requires TransparencyReports and Mandates
Enforcement
unitwith
Obscenity LAWS
AuditProscution
VPNICIRCUMVENTION BLOCKING
And
Gines
It is said that it was proposed in Michigan