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Originally Posted by Kroy
You are validating my argument: a lot of folks don't 'care'/mind the risk. It's a gray area. A lot of people (A LOT) are shooting in Phoenix. I'm sure not everyone who currently lives and shoots in Cali is staying solely because of this (of course, it's a huge bonus).
Also, there were plenty of productions going on before it became legal in California. Again, it takes pioneers sometimes...
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More than LE issues are the issues having to do with whether your model releases can be enforced in a court in AZ. If a model were to challenge your release you might quickly learn that a court will void the release and the model can then seek profits from your site as though you never had a release.
You might want to read this article published in the Georgetown Law Journal a couple of years ago. Its a great analysis of how difficult it is to enforce these types of contracts outside of California...
http://www.georgetownlawjournal.com/...den%5B1%5D.pdf