Nebraska LB 1092 (Adult Content)

BadLaw  ·  NE LB 1092 · United States · NebraskaUnited States
In force●●● High threatUpdated July 19, 2024
IntroducedPassed HousePassed SenateBecame Law
Nebraska's adult-site age check, passed by the state's one-house legislature and enforced through private lawsuits.
SponsorSen. Dave Murman
Latest actionIn force (July 19, 2024)

What it does

Nebraska LB 1092, the Online Age Verification Liability Act, makes any commercial site with a substantial share of material harmful to minors verify a visitor is 18 with a reasonable method reading government ID or transaction data. Enforcement is a private right of action for a person harmed and for anyone whose identifying data the site unlawfully kept.

Why it matters

Nebraska is the state's second age-verification law alongside its social media measures, so adult sites and mainstream platforms are both covered. For a Nebraskan, the adult-site rule still means an ID check stands between them and legal content.

Our take

Nebraska moved this through its unusual single-chamber legislature 35 to 3, with no organized lawsuit against it since. A near-unanimous vote on handing porn sites your ID is a sign of how normal this demand has become in statehouses.

Votes

  • Legislature — Final reading (35 to 3) · April 11, 2024

Timeline

  • April 16, 2024Signed into law
  • July 19, 2024Took effect

Our coverage: all age-verification stories  ·  Status checked July 19, 2026

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