Chapter 573 - Pornography and Related Offenses

Chapter 573 - Pornography and Related Offenses

Section 573.010 Definitions.
Section 573.020 Promoting obscenity in the first degree — penalty.
Section 573.023 Sexual exploitation of a minor — penalties.
Section 573.025 Promoting child pornography in the first degree — penalties.
Section 573.030 Promoting obscenity in the second degree — penalties.
Section 573.035 Promoting child pornography in the second degree — penalties.
Section 573.037 Possession of child pornography — penalty.
Section 573.038 Property or material constituting child pornography to remain in custody of the state — availability of, when.
Section 573.040 Furnishing pornographic materials to minors — penalty.
Section 573.050 Evidence in obscenity and child pornography cases.
Section 573.052 Child pornography, attorney general authorized to investigate, when — violator immune from civil liability, when.
Section 573.060 Public display of explicit sexual material — penalties.
Section 573.065 Coercing acceptance of obscene material — penalty.
Section 573.070 Injunctions and declaratory judgments.
Section 573.080 Preemption and standardization — cities, towns, and certain counties may regulate, limitations.
Section 573.090 Video cassettes, morbid violence, to be kept in separate area — sale or rental to persons under seventeen prohibited, penalties.
Section 573.100 Telephones, obscene or indecent commercial messages, direct or electronic recording, penalties, exceptions.
Section 573.110 Nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images, offense of — definitions — elements — exemptions — immunity from liability, when — penalty — private cause of action, when.
Section 573.112 Threatening the nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images, offense of — elements — penalty.
Section 573.200 Child used in sexual performance — penalties.
Section 573.205 Promoting sexual performance by a child — penalties.
Section 573.215 Failure to report child pornography — penalty.
Section 573.503 Local government may require background checks.
Section 573.505 Sales tax authorized, vote required — ballot — disposition of revenue — termination — city and county background check tax trust fund created, refunds — duties of director of revenue.
Section 573.507 Minimum age limit — security personnel — random drug testing — space limitation — prohibition of public displays.
Section 573.509 Adult cabaret, persons less than nineteen years of age prohibited from dancing, penalty.
Section 573.525 Purpose — findings.
Section 573.531 Establishment of business, prohibited where — nudity in establishment prohibited — display of sexual activities, requirements — state requirements — hours of operation — minors and alcohol prohibited — definitions.
Section 573.534 Strict liability not imposed — mental state required for violation — act by employee not imputed to the business, when.
Section 573.537 Violations, penalty — public nuisance for repeated violations — state remedies permitted.
Section 573.540 No state preemption on regulation — consistency with state law required for local law.

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