FL H0365

Revises the definition of "child pornography" to mean "an image" (rather than "any image") depicting a minor engaged in sexual conduct, and defines "minor" as "a person" (rather than "any person") under 18 years old.

Amends computer pornography statute to create separate third-degree felony offenses for compiling, transmitting, or disseminating notices/advertisements containing a minor's identifying information for purposes of facilitating sexual conduct.

Clarifies the definition of "transmit" in child pornography transmission law to include "providing access for receiving," and provides legislative intent that this amendment codifies the reasoning in Smith v. State rather than Biller v. State court decisions.

Makes corresponding reenactments across 18 Florida statutes to incorporate the amendments made to sections 847.001, 847.0135, and 847.0137 in their legal references.

Takes effect October 1, 2016.