The CREEPER Act 2.0 would prohibit importing or transporting child sex dolls and create federal crimes for certain trafficking involving them. It defines a child sex doll as an anatomically correct doll, mannequin, or robot with features of, or resembling, a minor and intended for sexual acts. Knowingly buying, selling, delivering, or distributing one in interstate or foreign commerce would be punishable by a fine, up to five years in prison for a first offense, or both. Later offenses could bring up to ten years in prison, a fine, or both. The bill would also cover possession of a doll involved in that commerce and possession with intent to engage in the prohibited conduct.
The bill would make the listed importation, transportation, trafficking, and possession conduct subject to federal penalties. It was referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary. No publicly available information explains how it would affect people beyond the conduct described in the bill.
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The bill's findings state that these dolls and robots are associated with child pornography and abuse, and that they may normalize sexual conduct between adults and minors. The bill does not identify individual proponents' views beyond those findings.
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