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AZ SB1698
Bill
Status
6/16/2023
Primary Sponsor
Justine Wadsack
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AI Summary
SB 1698 Summary
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Creates new crime of "unlawful exposure to an adult oriented performance or adult oriented business" (section 13-3508) making it a class 4 felony to knowingly allow a minor to view such performances or enter such businesses, or to perform in front of a minor.
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Classifies the offense as a dangerous crime against children under section 13-705 if the minor is under fifteen years of age, subjecting offenders to mandatory minimum sentences (5-10 years presumptively, up to 15 years maximum).
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Requires mandatory reporting of the new offense by designated professionals including healthcare providers, educators, law enforcement, and child welfare workers under section 13-3620.
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Adds the offense to the sex offender registration requirements in section 13-3821, requiring convicted offenders to register with county sheriffs.
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Updates definitions in section 11-811 to define "adult oriented performance" and adds "sexually explicit" as a new term related to adult-oriented businesses.
Legislative Description
Unlawful exposure; minors; sentencing; reporting
Sentencing
Last Action
Governor Vetoed
6/16/2023