Law / United States / Oklahoma
Computer-generated child sexual abuse material prohibition (SB 53, 2025 amendment)
21 O.S. § 1024.1(A)(3), as amended by SB 53 (2025)
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In force 10 months, effective 1 November 2025.
An AI prohibited practices rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What it requires
- Do not create, possess, or distribute a visual depiction that appears to show a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, whether the depiction is of an actual child, a computer-generated image, or an altered image, where the depiction is obscene.
- This applies even where no actual child was depicted or involved in producing the image.
- A violation exposes a person to Oklahoma's existing child sexual abuse material offenses, including the felony possession offense at 21 O.S. Section 1024.2.
What this law does
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Section 1024.1(A)(3), added by Senate Bill 53 (2025), extends Oklahoma's definition of child sexual abuse material to any visual depiction that appears to be a child engaged in sexually explicit conduct regardless of whether the depiction is of an actual child, a computer-generated image, or an image altered to appear to be a child, so long as the depiction is obscene.
This definition governs Sections 1021, 1021.1 through 1021.4, Sections 1022, 1023, and Sections 1040.8 through 1040.24 of Title 21. The amendment took effect November 1, 2025.
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