Originally Posted by kane

yep. The case I mention in my post above came about because a guy that owned a video rental store had about a dozen adult titles for rent. The boxes where behind the counter and you had to show ID and go to a private area to choose the videos so the general public didn't have access to them. Still he was arrested and tried twice (the first time ended with a hung jury). During the second trial his lawyer found out about how much pay per view porn was purchased and argued that the community can't be outraged by these movies if they community is buying porn at 6 times the national average. The guy won, but he was bankrupted by the trial so he really lost.