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Originally posted by StacyCat
OKay, 1st, the CFR 75 was only struck down in one district. If you would like to test it out in your state, be my guest.
Secondly, once the feds come knocking on your door for child porn, if you cant produce the records that they want, your ass is in jail. Sure, you may be sprung out in 6 months at the trial when you show everything is correct, but to me, even 2 days in jail is too much for nudie pics.
For anyone dealing with questionable content, they need copys of the ID's, with all the information other than the date blacked out. For my picture trades with friends, I have the DL # and the address blocked out. If I get into releasing my own content, I might block out more. But, they still get a copy.
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You are correct as far as the "struck down in one district" goes. That district happens to be the one that I'm in. In the years since that was struck down in court, not a single case has been brought up before the court that I'm aware of. If someone has another case to study, please let me know. In the meantime, I do discuss this matter here:
http://www.web-legal.com/needmodel.html#could
As far as anything goes about arrests... if the matter has already come to "officers at your door", it doesn't matter _what_ paperwork you pull out, they are going to take you in at that point. I've seen this happen before to a producer with impeccible records. He had everything possible under the sun, and he still had to deal with the B/S, so having scanned records at your location (especially redacted ones) isn't going to be a "get out of jail free" pass.