The U.S. District Court granted a preliminary injunction blocking a law that would require booksellers and librarians to limit their books appropriate to all minors only or exclude all minors from their premises. Another provision on the law allows any person in Arkansas to demand the removal of a book that the person deems inappropriate.
S.B. 864 is a mandatory filtering bill that would bar anyone from manufacturing, distributing, or selling any product that makes content accessible on the internet from doing business in the state unless the product has active and operating “digital blocking capability” that blocks access to obscene material.
H.B. 1154 is a mandatory filtering bill that would bar a distributor from manufacturing or distributing a product that makes content available on the internet unless it contains filtering software.
H.B. 567 is a mandatory filtering bill that would make it illegal to manufacture or distribute a product that makes any content accessible on the internet without “digital blocking capability.”
Rhode Island Senate Bill 2584 is an HTPA bill, which requires Internet Service Providers to provide filtering software that renders “sexual content and/or patently offensive material” inaccessible with any service or product it sells or leases.
Summary H.B. 127 is an HTPA bill. It bars any person from manufacturing, distributing or selling any device in Wyoming unless it has working filters to block access to websites that contain obscene material or that facilitate...
Summary S.B. 460 is an HTPA bill. It bars any retailer from selling or leasing any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless it has operating filtering software that blocks access to obscene material, revenge...
Summary S.B. 2280 is an HTPA bill. It bars any business that makes a first sale of a device that allows the user to view or download content from the internet from selling or renting such a device unless it has operating...
Summary H.B. 2685 is an HTPA bill. It bars any business that makes a first sale of a device that allows the user to view or download content from the internet from selling or renting such a device unless it has operating...
Summary H.B. 3003 (HTPA) requires that all devices that allow access to the internet must come with an “active and operating digital blocking capability” that make obscene material “inaccessible.” The “digital blocking...
Summary S.B. 2028 is an HTPA bill, that bars the manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or other distribution of any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless the device has active and properly operating...
Summary H.B. 1472, titled “Human Trafficking Prevention Act” (HTPA) makes it a crime for any business or person who manufacturers, distributes or sells any product that makes content accessible on the internet is barred from...
Summary A.B. 9011 is an HTPA bill. It bars the sale or distribution of any computer or mobile device without filtering software that blocks access to child pornography, any “hub that facilitates prostitution” or...
Summary S.B. 540 is an HTPA bill titled “Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act.” It makes it a violation of New Jersey’s consumer fraud act to manufacture, sell, lease or distribute any product that makes...
Summary A.B. 878 is an HTPA bill titled “Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act.” It makes it a violation of New Jersey’s consumer fraud act to manufacture, sell, lease or distribute any product that makes...
Summary S.B. 89 is an HTPA bill. It bars the manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or other distribution of any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless the device has active and properly operating...
Summary H.B. 2422 is an HTPA bill. It bars the manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or other distribution of any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless the device has active and properly operating...
Summary S.B. 2315 is an HTPA bill makes it unlawful to manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or distribution of any device that makes available content on the internet without installed and active filtering software to block...
S.B. 585 is an HTPA bill that bars manufacturers, distributors and sellers of devices capable of accessing content on the internet from doing business in the state unless each device has an active and operating digital blocking capability that blocks access to obscene material and websites that facilitate human trafficking and prostitution.
S.B. 363 is an HTPA bill that bars an internet service provider from selling or leasing to a consumer any product or service that makes content accessible on the internet, unless that product or service contains an active and operating technology that blocks access to “obscene content.”
H.S.B. 523 is an HTPA bill that bars the manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or other distribution of any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless the device has active and properly operating filtering software that blocks access to obscene for minors material, “revenge pornography” and any website that facilitates or promotes prostitution or human trafficking.
S.B. 394 is an HTPA bill that bars a person from manufacturing, distributing or selling an internet-enabled device unless it contains active digital blocking software.
S.B. 2838 is an HTPA bill that bars the manufacture, sale, offer for sale, lease or other distribution of any device that makes content accessible on the internet unless the device “contains” filtering software that blocks “pornographic” material, and the software must block “obscene” material if the manufacture, sale or distribution is to a minor.
S.B. 2478 is an HTPA bill that bars anyone from selling a device that provides internet access unless it contains an “active” filter that blocks access to sites containing “obscene” content that promotes or facilitates prostitution or “cyberharassment,” images of “cyberharassment” and non-obscene solicitations or offers for prostitution or assignations.
H.R. 353 would create a study commission to consider HTPA legislation.
