Connecticut · Connecticut General Statutes — Title 53a, Penal Code
Conn. Gen. Stat. (Title 53a) § 53a-196g: Possessing child sexual abuse material: Affirmative defenses
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines affirmative defenses to child sexual abuse material possession charges, including possessing fewer than three images without knowingly obtaining them and promptly destroying or reporting them to law enforcement, or possessing nude images of minors for legitimate artistic, medical, scientific, educational, religious, governmental, or judicial purposes.
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