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Originally Posted by dcortez
We all know that 2257 is designed to attach jail sentences for clerical errors under the guise of fighting the war on CP.
If dozens of site operators are charged, convicted, and sentenced for 2257 clerical errors (non-compliance) and ALL the talent involved is proven to be adult age (the defense lawyers will present the proof at least for sentencing consideration), will this fly in public opinion?
5 years and up for paperwork issues but NO CP whatsover - how many of these kind of convictions can DOJ survive without having to re-explain their 'logic'?
-Dino
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Exactly Dino!!
Bottom line.. it is utterly irrelevant that any person over 18 needs be recorded and since this is, by far, the majority of talent, - the offense is "I did not keep my records in a nice order".
It also does nothing towards child protection - does anyong ever think a CP webmaster is the slighest bit interested in anything to do with USC 2257 or keeping records under that code?
Sheesh.. naivety is just an inadequate word...