Relating to affirmative defenses to prosecution for certain criminal offenses involving material or conduct that may be obscene or is otherwise harmful to children.

HB 2030 Relating to affirmative defenses to prosecution for certain criminal offenses involving material or conduct that may be obscene or is otherwise harmful to children

Texas 89th Legislature Regular Session

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Introduced 01/23/2025

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Sponsors (23)

Rep. Tony Tinderholt


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Briscoe Cain


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Valoree Swanson


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Steve Toth


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Cody Thane Vasut


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Ellen Troxclair


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Mark Dorazio


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Richard Hayes


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Carrie Isaac


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Alan Schoolcraft


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Andy Hopper


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Katrina Pierson


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Hillary Hickland


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Mitch Little


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Wesley Virdell


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Daniel Alders


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Helen Kerwin


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Janis Holt


Co-Sponsor

Rep. David Lowe


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Shelley Luther


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Don McLaughlin


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Brent Money


Co-Sponsor

Rep. Keresa Richardson


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Courts Courts--judges Crimes Crimes--against Persons Crimes--against Persons--sexual Criminal Procedure Criminal Procedure--general Law Enforcement Minors Minors--crimes Against