Bill, the real key to this is that the current "clarification" of the rules is almost letter for letter the same as what the 10th circuit shot down. Unless there has been a major change somewhere, it will be VERY hard for the AG to justify this change.
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-- neither the court nor the Attorney General has the authority to rewrite a poor piece of legislation (if, indeed, that is what it is). That responsibility lies solely with Congress.
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It is important that the courts have clearly stated that this type of "revision" is beyond the scope of the executive and adminstrative branches, and is solely the responsibility of congress (and the house). Unless something has happened that I did not see, it would appear that it would be fairly easy to move for a summary judgement based on the existing ruling on the same material by a federal court.
I think this is the same BS as COPA II - they are trying everything that doesn't involve writing and passing legislation to create impedements to the adult business, beyond the scope and intent of the laws as written.
May the AG rot in hell, forced to watch gay gangbang videos for eternity.
Alex