Virginia Code § 18.2-383 specifies exceptions to the general application of the state's crimes and offenses law. It clarifies that certain activities related to books, art, and performances supported by public funds are not subject to the restrictions of this article. These exceptions include activities by libraries, museums, and educational institutions.
Activities such as purchasing, distributing, or exhibiting books, art, and performances supported by public funds are exempt from the law.
No, the law specifically applies to activities supported by public appropriations, such as public libraries, museums, and educational institutions.
No, only performances by theaters supported by public funds are exempt; private theaters are not covered.
Yes, the law's exceptions apply to institutions supported by public funds, not private individuals.