SHIELD Act of 2024
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Summary
The SHIELD Act of 2024 makes it a federal crime to knowingly distribute intimate visual depictions (sexually explicit images or nude photos) of individuals without their consent. The bill establishes penalties of up to 2 years imprisonment for distributing intimate images of adults and up to 3 years for distributing nude images of minors, and includes provisions for asset forfeiture and restitution to victims. The law includes exceptions for law enforcement, lawful reporting, medical or educational purposes, and does not hold communications service providers liable for content created by others unless they intentionally solicit or predominantly distribute such material.
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