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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz
What if its a real id then? Where the person in the id looks very much the same as the person presenting it? And even brings 2 id's say state and college id or something to that effect. Even social security cards etc. Yet its not that person, but outside of fingerprints you'd have no way to say for sure its that person. You can't just say someone is easily fooled by a "fake" id. I think if the shooter did their due dilligence and the id still appeared to be theirs then its fraud on the part of the model. Also I wonder if the fact that she should of signed a model release which is a binding contract also should be looked at also as further fraud since if she signed the name of someone that wasn't herself she is further committing fraud by impersonating someone while signing a legal contract.
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That's up to a court to decide. I'm just pointing out that a fake ID is not grounds for dismissal. In fact, in most busts of liquor stores, the cops give the decoy someone else's real ID. The law is 18 years of age and it is up to the business to make sure the person is of that age.
As for the contract, if she was not 18 years old, it's not likely that it would actually be a legal contract. There are few exceptions when it comes to contracts with minors, and those don't include shooting a porn video (mostly relate to school loans).