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New 2257 regulations

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Hello Everyone,

As released "The new 2257 regulations will go into effect on June 23rd, 2005"

Anyone has any information regarding what changes will it require us to do ?
 
YNOT.com has LOADS of 2257 related articles.
 
NameSniper.com said:
Thanks for the links




Yes but i was hoping that someone will post the short conclusions
The original law is 20+ pages
You may want to consult a lawyer.
 
Probbaly but they are charging too much unless you know someone cheap and reliable?

Steen said:
You may want to consult a lawyer.
 
NameSniper.com said:
Probbaly but they are charging too much unless you know someone cheap and reliable?
Would you prefer to have the government crack down on you the minute the clock strikes 8 (AM) June 23rd? They might be in the mood to set an example, and put fear into the entire (adult) industry.

Perhaps you could try xxxlaw.net.
 
They might be in the mood to set an example, and put fear into the entire (adult) industry

They might but i am not the US citizen.

However since my websites are hosted in the US i am concerned about 2257 and i will contact xxxlaw.net

Thanks for the link

Steen said:
Would you prefer to have the government crack down on you the minute the clock strikes 8 (AM) June 23rd? They might be in the mood to set an example, and put fear into the entire (adult) industry.

Perhaps you could try xxxlaw.net.
 
I believe the core of the new law is that there should be proof of all models depicted in images/videos etc that they are 18 and older. It used to be that only the producer of such content must keep track of proof of age; now it's the content provider as well.
 
As far as i know yes but now you should "proove" 18 y o requirement even if you are using third party content like promotion materials etc and its almost impossible.


RADiSTAR said:
I believe the core of the new law is that there should be proof of all models depicted in images/videos etc that they are 18 and older. It used to be that only the producer of such content must keep track of proof of age; now it's the content provider as well.
 
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