Child Protection Registry Acts
A child protection registry or do not contact registry is an electronic database established by statute, to which a parent or guardian may add an "electronic contact point" that is used by or accessible to a child. The statute prohibits certain communications to contact points listed on the registry, and provides criminal penalties for violations of the prohibition.
Child protection registry acts have been enacted in Utah and Michigan.
Read more about Child Protection Registry Acts: Utah Child Protection Registry Act, Michigan Children’s Protection Registry Act, Controversy
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