South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster praised a new law criminalizing the nonconsensual sharing of intimate images, also known ...

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The new law makes it a felony offense for people who share intimate images online with the intent to cause physical, mental, economic, or reputational harm to the person depicted.

Governor Henry McMaster was joined by fellow lawmakers to sign the "Disclosure of Intimate Images" bill into law, making what's referred to as "revenge porn" -- illegal.

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Governor Henry McMaster hosted another ceremonial bill signing ceremony Thursday morning, officially establishing a “revenge ...

Unauthorized disclosure of intimate images, commonly known as revenge porn, will now have criminal penalties in South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina is now the final state in the nation to criminalize revenge porn after a bill passed unanimously through both chambers at the State House and was signed by Gov. Henry ...