State Law Guide, Connecticut
Connecticut NCII Law: Your Rights Under State and Federal Law
Connecticut § 53a-189c makes non-consensual intimate image distribution a Class D felony. Federal TAKE IT DOWN Act protections add binding 48-hour removal rights for Connecticut victims.
Connecticut enacted § 53a-189c creating felony-level criminal liability for NCII distribution. Connecticut courts recognize civil claims. The TAKE IT DOWN Act applies in Connecticut with the same binding 48-hour platform removal obligation.
What to do now: removal and legal steps
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Upload your face photo for a scan Biometric scan across 200+ covered platforms.
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Review all identified URLs Private dashboard shows all hosting locations.
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Send federal removal notices Binding 223a notices with 48-hour deadlines.
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File with Connecticut law enforcement Report to local police or Connecticut State Police.
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Document for civil proceedings Your exposure report supports Connecticut civil claims.
Frequently asked questions
What are the penalties under Connecticut § 53a-189c?
Class D felony (up to 5 years imprisonment and $5,000 fine). Cases involving minors face Class C felony charges.
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