Attorneys Discuss 2257 at Internext Seminar - GoFuckYourself.com

TampaToker · 08-06-2007, 08:59 AM

Five distinguished industry attorneys and Diane Duke of the Free Speech Coalition engaged in a discussion of 2257-related issues during a well-attended 2257 Update seminar Friday at the Internext trade show, which ended yesterday.

The attorneys were Lawrence Walters, who moderated the panel, Greg Piccionelli, Roger Wilox, J.D. Obenberger and Eric Bernstein. Diane Duke, who also participated, is the Executive Director of the Free Speech Coalition, which has challenged the regulations in federal court.

In an at-times spirited discussion that took up the allotted 2-hour time slot, the panelists were asked to respond to a series of specific questions regarding the newly-imposed "lascivious exhibition" component of the regulations, how industry members should respond to the D0J's request for public comment regarding the latest proposed version of the regs, who is and is not obligated to comply to the regs and what adult website owners need to do to become compliant with the newly-proposed obligation to label all View the full story

J. Falcon · 08-06-2007, 09:55 AM

Thanks for info man, lets bump this.

TampaToker · 08-06-2007, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by J. Falcon

Thanks for info man, lets bump this.

08-06-2007, 08:59 AM	#1
TampaToker Confirmed User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Tampa Posts: 5,827	Attorneys Discuss 2257 at Internext Seminar Five distinguished industry attorneys and Diane Duke of the Free Speech Coalition engaged in a discussion of 2257-related issues during a well-attended 2257 Update seminar Friday at the Internext trade show, which ended yesterday. The attorneys were Lawrence Walters, who moderated the panel, Greg Piccionelli, Roger Wilox, J.D. Obenberger and Eric Bernstein. Diane Duke, who also participated, is the Executive Director of the Free Speech Coalition, which has challenged the regulations in federal court. In an at-times spirited discussion that took up the allotted 2-hour time slot, the panelists were asked to respond to a series of specific questions regarding the newly-imposed "lascivious exhibition" component of the regulations, how industry members should respond to the D0J's request for public comment regarding the latest proposed version of the regs, who is and is not obligated to comply to the regs and what adult website owners need to do to become compliant with the newly-proposed obligation to label all View the full story __________________ Icq 247-742-205

08-06-2007, 09:55 AM	#2
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