Virginia law § 18.2-391 prohibits selling, renting, or displaying sexually explicit or harmful material to minors, including visual representations and explicit content in various formats. It also bans knowingly admitting juveniles to such explicit performances or exhibits. The law emphasizes protecting minors from exposure to harmful sexual content and sets penalties for violations.
Materials depicting sexually explicit nudity, sexual conduct, or sadomasochistic abuse, including images, videos, books, and detailed verbal descriptions, are prohibited from being sold or displayed to minors.
No, internet service providers are not held responsible for violations if they are used as a means to commit acts prohibited under this law.
No, it is unlawful to knowingly admit minors to premises where such explicit or harmful performances are exhibited.
Violations can result in criminal penalties, including fines and possible imprisonment, depending on the severity and nature of the offense.