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tickler
2006-11-18, 11:17 AM
According to FSC Chairman and adult entertainment attorney Jeffrey Douglas, the Federal Bureau of Investigation violated the injunction when agents inspected the records of secondary producers Legend, Pure Play Media, and Robert Hill Releasing.
http://www.avnonline.com/index.php?Primary_Navigation=Web_Exclusive_News&Action=View_Article&Content_ID=278754

The Ghost
2006-11-18, 07:53 PM
I hope it becomes a positive thing and doesn't cause any zealot backlash.

Senator_x
2006-11-20, 09:45 AM
I hope it becomes a positive thing and doesn't cause any zealot backlash.


A backlash would really suck, especially for smaller webmasters.

It should be interesting how it will play out in court.

I think the key is "American Library Association v. Reno [1995]" which the DOJ is banking on, without that case the DOJ position would crumble.

tickler
2006-11-20, 10:13 AM
It should be interesting how it will play out in court.
I know that I can't violate court orders, so how come these FBI guys aren't setting in a little room with bars?|club|

And that should include any higher ups that pushed for it.|banghead|

dareutwo
2006-11-20, 11:22 AM
I know that I can't violate court orders, so how come these FBI guys aren't setting in a little room with bars?|club|

Basically, they are immune from prosecution. With good reason I may add.
Forget the 2257 stuff for a sec, if they didn't have immunity, then Anything undercover would be illegal. It'd be sort of tough to stop a speeding car without speeding yourself. :D

GonZo
2006-11-20, 01:50 PM
Where have they been the last several months?

Soliciting for membership renewals!
FSC you lied to us all!

FSCFU.com!!!

tickler
2006-11-20, 02:16 PM
Basically, they are immune from prosecution. With good reason I may add.
Forget the 2257 stuff for a sec, if they didn't have immunity, then Anything undercover would be illegal. It'd be sort of tough to stop a speeding car without speeding yourself. :D
I don't think disrespecting a judges orders fall under the same thing though.

And any higher-ups probably don't qualify for same kind of immunity as LEOs performing their duty.

Sarah_Jayne
2006-11-21, 05:04 AM
I wish them much luck. I also hope they let me know when I need to renew.