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Old 05-10-2007, 09:37 AM  
sarettah
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and finally:

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(h)(3) was where the ambiguity in the law that is cited in Sundance was found.

The new section (h)(iii) puts webmasters in as secondary producers (without the ambiguity that Sundance was won on) and makes them subject to keeping records.

4472 also introduced 2257a which defines the recordkeeping requirements for simulated sexual content.

These are important changes that will affect the way 2257 is interpreted in the courts in the future. The case law that has already been established may or may not have a bearing on which way the courts go.

I am not a lawyer and that is why I reccomend that anyone in the U.S. or hosting in the U.S. or is in anyway, shape or form subject to U.S. Law, consult with an attorney before putting sexually explicit content on a website.

You are an idiot who seems very unaware of the stuff that has been going on in the past year in relation to all this.
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