This law prohibits knowingly making false representations about a juvenile's age or guardianship to obtain material or access to certain entertainment. It also restricts selling or renting items to individuals who do not demonstrate their age. Violations can result in criminal charges or civil penalties, with certain exceptions for educational and cultural institutions.
A false representation involves knowingly claiming to be a parent, guardian, or stating a juvenile's age falsely to obtain material or access to certain entertainment or items.
Violations can be classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor or result in civil penalties up to $500 for retail violations, depending on the specific offense.
Yes, the laws do not apply to the purchase, distribution, or exhibition of materials by accredited museums, libraries, schools, or higher education institutions.
Yes, the exhibition or performance of plays, dramas, or movies by supported institutions is exempt from these restrictions.