Reported by Mark Kernes on AVN:
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa.?Perhaps the high point of plaintiff Tom Hymes' cross-examination in his and others' lawsuit against the federal recordkeeping and labeling law, 18 U.S.C. §2257/2257A, was when Justice Department (DOJ) attorney Kathryn Wyer asked him whether the law impacted his license to practice journalism.
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And, possibly some really great news in the making:
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But Judge Baylson's parting words of the afternoon were a "strong recommendation" that Murray consult with his clients to determine which sections of the 2257/2257A regulations they felt were most onerous and that they could not abide, and he also suggested that the defense team consult with their superiors at the Department of Justice to see if changes could be made to the regulations that would prevent the current lawsuit from proceeding further.
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Hot damn,
Link to AVN article:
http://business.avn.com/articles/legal/Plaintiffs-Testimony-Nearly-Completed-in-Day-3-of-2257-Trial-520512.html