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Redrob · 08-31-2005, 01:29 PM

August 31, 2005

FSC/DoJ Extend Stipulated Agreement Regarding
2257 Enforcement for 30 Days

Denver, Co. ? The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) is pleased to announce that the parties in Free Speech Coalition et al v. Alberto Gonzales have agreed to an extension of the original stipulation regarding a motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO), which was filed with the U.S District Court of Colorado on June 24, 2005.

The original stipulation, scheduled to expire tomorrow, September 1, 2005, will now be extended for an additional 30 days, until and including October 1, 2005, or until the Court rules on Plaintiffs? motion for preliminary injunction, whichever occurs first.

The terms of the original stipulation are maintained intact, and it is the expectation of the attorneys for the Free Speech Coalition that a decision by U.S District Court Judge Walker D. Miller on the Plaintiff?s motion for a preliminary injunction will be rendered well before the extended deadline.

?Our legal team is the best in the country,? said FSC Executive Director Michelle L. Freridge, ?and we have every expectation of a positive ruling by Judge Miller regarding the imminent motion. But we all have to remember that we are just at the beginning of a complicated case that could continue on for another year, during which time we will need the ongoing support of our members and the industry as we build on the successes we have achieved thus far.?

The Free Speech Coalition would like to express profound gratitude to its members for their support during this time period, and also appreciation to the U.S. Justice Department attorneys for their cooperation during the process working out the details of the stipulated agreement.

Free Speech Coalition is the trade organization of the adult entertainment industry. Its mission is to safeguard the industry from oppressive governmental regulation and to promote good business practices within the industry.

08-31-2005, 01:29 PM
Redrob Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: In a refrigerator box by the tracks. Posts: 4,791	DOJ and FSC Agree to 30 Day Extension August 31, 2005 FSC/DoJ Extend Stipulated Agreement Regarding 2257 Enforcement for 30 Days Denver, Co. ? The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) is pleased to announce that the parties in Free Speech Coalition et al v. Alberto Gonzales have agreed to an extension of the original stipulation regarding a motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO), which was filed with the U.S District Court of Colorado on June 24, 2005. The original stipulation, scheduled to expire tomorrow, September 1, 2005, will now be extended for an additional 30 days, until and including October 1, 2005, or until the Court rules on Plaintiffs? motion for preliminary injunction, whichever occurs first. The terms of the original stipulation are maintained intact, and it is the expectation of the attorneys for the Free Speech Coalition that a decision by U.S District Court Judge Walker D. Miller on the Plaintiff?s motion for a preliminary injunction will be rendered well before the extended deadline. ?Our legal team is the best in the country,? said FSC Executive Director Michelle L. Freridge, ?and we have every expectation of a positive ruling by Judge Miller regarding the imminent motion. But we all have to remember that we are just at the beginning of a complicated case that could continue on for another year, during which time we will need the ongoing support of our members and the industry as we build on the successes we have achieved thus far.? The Free Speech Coalition would like to express profound gratitude to its members for their support during this time period, and also appreciation to the U.S. Justice Department attorneys for their cooperation during the process working out the details of the stipulated agreement. Free Speech Coalition is the trade organization of the adult entertainment industry. Its mission is to safeguard the industry from oppressive governmental regulation and to promote good business practices within the industry.