MS SB2719

Prohibits "adult performances" on public property or in any location where minors could view them, with adult performances defined to include topless dancers, strippers, go-go dancers, exotic dancers, male or female impersonators, and performers depicting sexual activities or nudity

Bars state agencies and political subdivisions from exhibiting or funding adult performances with public funds

Creates a civil cause of action allowing individuals exposed to prohibited performances, or parents of exposed minors, to sue organizers, hosts, property owners, and funders for injunctive relief, economic and noneconomic damages, punitive damages, and attorney's fees

Eliminates sovereign immunity as a defense in lawsuits under this act and prevents any fault from being allocated to plaintiffs in damage calculations

Preempts all conflicting local ordinances and prevents political subdivisions from enacting future regulations that conflict with this section