http://www.family.org/cforum/fnif/news/a0036693.cfm
Mr. Truman's organization runs a "tips line" that will be used to assist "monitoring".
"The problem is, for the pornographers, most of those films have no records whatsoever," explained Pat Trueman, senior legal counsel for the Family Research Council. "That allows the FBI to charge with a crime the seller of that material as well as the producer."
Stopping the flow of porn will take time and resources, but he's pleased with Gonzales for taking the first step.
"There is a clear message here from the attorney general that this is serious," Allen said, "and that this kind of activity is going to be more closely monitored and scrutinized."
Stopping the flow of porn will take time and resources, but he's pleased with Gonzales for taking the first step.
"There is a clear message here from the attorney general that this is serious," Allen said, "and that this kind of activity is going to be more closely monitored and scrutinized."
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