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Originally Posted by Bill
That's for lawyers, judges, and courts to decide, not me.
Laws are passed all the time that are then struck down. COPA springs to mind.
What are you going to do about this? You got your 2257 office and database all set up?
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Bill - while I agree it happens all the time - I havent seen one post anywhere from anyone in the adult industry even recognizing the new law let alone hiring lawyers to bring any actions - the only people that threatened to do it were appeased before the final law was signed last June - and that was the mainstream movie industry who basically got an exemption statement put in for their simulated sex in their movies - but unfortunately no one in the adult industry has said word one about this law - although it basically undermined the whole 2257 fight that was going on at the time and what is what the judge in the FSC's case is talking about when he talks about congress redefining the law - no one has filed any sort of case against the Walsh law that Im aware of - and it is way more stringent than the old 2257 changes
As far as my records - yes they have been compliant since this was first announced - although I dont really have a lot and I refuse to use sponsor content unless they actually send me the docs as that new law doesnt have a separation for primary/secondary producers - we are all just "producers"