Originally Posted by billywatson

If you're shooting content outside of LA or the state of New Hampshire (or is it Vermont?) you're guilty of pandering. In Arizona -- where I'm from -- it's a class 6 felony.

Will the cops in your area enforce the pandering law?

Depends.

If they choose to enforce it on you, are you in trouble?

Depends.

Are you immune to these laws?

Nope.

Anytime you pay a model, and you told her what time to be on your set, and what to do while she was there, she's your employee.

Will OSHA enforce its employer/employee laws in your area?

Depends.

If they choose to, are you in trouble?

Depends.

Are you immune to these laws?

Nope.

If she earns more than $600 bucks in a calendar year, you're to report her income to the IRS. If you don't, they'll eventually find you.

And her.

None of this has anything to do with LA porn people, or independent web sites, or how big this business is, or the content being shot in (or out) or Porn Valley...or anything more that what's already established law, and if the local/federal authorities are gonna choose to enforce what's on the books if they come after you.