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SmokieUK 07-09-2008 12:00 PM

Law
 
Hey,

Can someone help me find regulation/law information regarding hosting adult sites on a server in:
  • Illinois
  • California
I'm looking to start a new site but I want to know that I won't be breaking any laws there. I'm concerned on the 'obscene' aspect. Main examples include:
  • Content showing urination.
  • Use of food objects, penetration, erotic manner
  • Candles, candle wax
Any help appreciated! :winkwink:

Babaganoosh 07-09-2008 12:08 PM

You need to talk to an attorney. I wouldn't trust any legal advice you get on a forum where most of its members want nothing more than to see you fail miserably.

SmokieUK 07-09-2008 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babaganoosh (Post 14440892)
I wouldn't trust any legal advice you get on a forum where most of its members want nothing more than to see you fail miserably.

I don't even if I am new. I was hoping for links to government sites for example.

Thanks for replying anyway.

Sands 07-09-2008 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmokieUK (Post 14440911)
I don't even if I am new. I was hoping for links to government sites for example.

Thanks for replying anyway.

You'll probably want to start by researching 18 USC 2257 records keeping compliance. 18 USC 2257 was amended recently with the passing of the Adam Walsh act, and so you'll want to research that as well.

As for obscenity, you'll want to research the Supreme Court's ruling in Miller v. California, 413 U.S. 15 (1973).

However, I am not a lawyer. I'm only providing this information so that you can ask some informed questions to an adult industry lawyer.

Good luck to you! :thumbsup

lacuna 07-09-2008 03:11 PM

If you read Miller, you'll find that "obscenity" is a judgment call based on the standards found in the local community. Thus, in theory, something deemed "obscene" in Big Sur, CA, might not be considered "obscene" in LA.

If you're that concerned about it, just host it offshore.

SmokieUK 07-09-2008 09:36 PM

Thanks to all replies. I've decided to go with Illinois as I found better information there.

Cheers again.

yahoo-xxx-girls.com 07-09-2008 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babaganoosh (Post 14440892)
You need to talk to an attorney. I wouldn't trust any legal advice you get on a forum where most of its members want nothing more than to see you fail miserably.

I have to agree 100% with Babaganoosh on this matter... :thumbsup


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