
Virginia bill to expand revenge porn law advances
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A bill that would expand what type of material falls subject to Virginia's revenge porn law is making its way through the VA House, backed by former candidate Susanna Gibson.
The issue of so-called revenge porn took center stage in state politics last year when the news media was alerted to sex videos livestreamed by Democratic House candidate Susanna Gibson and her husband.
Gibson argues that the dissemination of those videos violated the state's existing revenge porn law. She said Wednesday's 8-0 subcommittee vote advancing the latest legislation to a full committee showed the General Assembly understands the "severity and the extent of the damage that is done to victims."

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