system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If virtual reality was realistic and available for everyone (so you could live out any scenario possible), would there have to be made laws for what you could and couldn't do?

Sorry if this is too imaginative or if it's the wrong subreddit, by the way. 

If a kind of virtual reality that was just like real life existed and was available for everyone (like the Internet is now), would there have to be made laws for things you could and couldn't do in your virtual reality? 

Things like murder and child pornography come to mind, because obviously in real life they're huge offenses since they affect REAL people, but would the moral aspect of it make it necessary for the government to create laws against virtualizing these things? I hope it makes sense, otherwise feel free to ask me to elaborate.
gpt
I am unsure whether you are asking based on our current framework of laws or what would be the ideal.

Regarding child pornography, even virtual cp is deemed illegal.  That's a debate people here tend to debate.