D. Establishing civil and criminal penalties for persons who assist spamming by facilitating the transmission of falsified e- mail or the distribution of specially designed software that aids spamming;

5. The regulation of hate mail and pornography by:

A. Directing an appropriate agency to establish a web site through which information and recommendations are provided to parents, guardians, local officials and others on specific problems involving the protection of children from inappropriate material over the Internet;

B. Requiring all public and publicly funded institutions to establish a management system and policy for Internet access within their institutions;

C. Making it at least a Class C crime for the on-line dissemination of obscene or harmful material for the purpose of inducing children to engage in or perform sexual acts; and

D. Making it at least a Class C crime to post on a pornographic Internet site information about a child's identity; and

6. The regulation of other crimes by:

A. Clarifying that a crime in the nondigital domain is a crime in the electronic environment;

B. Empowering law enforcement agencies to establish procedures for the investigation and prosecution of crimes committed using the Internet;

C. Amending the rules of evidence to include Internet-related activities; and

D. Requiring law enforcement agencies to establish Internet sites to receive reports of suspected illegal activities over the Internet.