A committee of Utah lawmakers has approved a bill that would require online and printed pornography to carry warning labels and subject violators to possible fines of $2,500. Republican state Rep. Brady Brammer proposed the idea of labeling print and digital pornographic content in the state with warnings on the potential harm for minors. The bill passed a key hurdle Tuesday when The House Judiciary Committee voted 9-2 in favor of the legislation. The bill next heads to the House floor for debate. The bill says the porn producers could be sued for $2,500 for violations if the warning labels are not present on pornographic material.