Child neglect; create crime related to the deprivation of necessary supervision.

SB 2110 creates a new criminal offense for parents, guardians, or responsible adults who fail to provide age-appropriate supervision to a child, resulting in substantial physical, mental, or emotional harm. This specifically targets situations where a child is left unsupervised in a way that causes harm (e.g., leaving a young child unattended in a dangerous environment), distinct from general neglect like lack of food. Violators face up to five years in prison or a $5,000 fine, or both. The law applies to children under 18 (excluding those in the military or married). It does not affect reasonable discipline but explicitly covers cases where inadequate supervision directly causes harm.