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"The court, on its own, noted that the Adam Walsh Act had amended the statute, and therefore Sundance had been effectively overruled by Congress. The court allowed FSC until April 16th to show why the law, as amended, is unconstitutional; and until the end of April for the government to reply.
Therefore, any time after May 1, 2007, the court may rule that secondary producers are required to have copies of the records, have them indexed, and be subject to inspections. "
This is stupid. Ok which non-American "secondary prodcuers" here are going to comply wiht this? Anyone...anyone.....? So what is the point?
Instead of checking 1000 websites that have the SAME content on it isn't it better just to check the records vis-a-vis the orignal prodcuer who actually made the content? If I have a scene from a movie on my website and the producers that actually made the film have all the orginal documents why should I have to have them? Does a video store that rents and sells porn DVDs have to have a copy of the 2257 info? No they don't. Same damned thing.
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