Part XX - OBSCENITY AND RELATED OFFENSES
- Section 53a-193 - Definitions
- Section 53a-194 - Obscenity: Class B misdemeanor
- Section 53a-195 - Defense
- Section 53a-196 - Obscenity as to minors: Class D felony
- Section 53a-196a - Employing a minor in an obscene performance: Class A felony
- Section 53a-196b - Promoting a minor in an obscene performance: Class B felony
- Section 53a-196c - Importing child pornography: Class B felony
- Section 53a-196d - Possessing child pornography in the first degree: Class B felony
- Section 53a-196e - Possessing child pornography in the second degree: Class C felony
- Section 53a-196f - Possessing child pornography in the third degree: Class D felony
- Section 53a-196g - Possessing child pornography: Affirmative defenses
- Section 53a-196h - Possessing or transmitting child pornography by minor: Class A misdemeanor
- Section 53a-196i - Commercial sexual exploitation of a minor: Class C felony
- Section 53a-196j - Harmful communication with a minor: Class A misdemeanor
- Section 53a-197 and 53a-198 - [Repealed]
- Section 53a-199 - Injunction against promoting any obscene material or performance
- Section 53a-200 - Institution of action for adjudication of obscenity
- Section 53a-201 - Presentation of material or evidence depicting performance. Probable cause determination. Time for trial and decision
- Section 53a-202 - Third party may be made a party
- Section 53a-203 - Jury trial
- Section 53a-204 - Evidence
- Section 53a-205 - Judgment
- Section 53a-206 - Injunction and restraining order
- Section 53a-207 - Service of process on nonresidents
- Section 53a-208 - Extradition
- Section 53a-209 - Penalties
- Section 53a-210 - Levy of fine against property