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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
The legal aspect is the easy part. you can Google that info.
What do you know about producing a porn scene worth buying?
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So says a retired Brit photographer based in Prague. No matter how the Philadelphia case turns out, Paul Markham knows he'll never encounter a Section 2257 inspection nor get arrested for the creation or distribution of obscene materials under American law. Talk is cheap.
Unless you plan to emulate Paul Markham's business model, and locate several thousand miles away from US authorities, hire, consult with, and keep a relationship with an attorney. It's foolhardy in the extreme to do otherwise. There are are men still serving prison terms for their activity in this industry in Florida, and dozens more, about which no one has ever written in the trade publications, who beat a hasty retreat out of adult production and publication under law enforcement investigation. This industry is filled with scams designed to separate you from your money under the illusion and pretense of value that does not exist. It is filled with piracy and sharp dealings. Start reading here:
http://www.xxxlaw.com/articles/begin.html
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Extremism in the defense of Liberty is no vice. . . Restraint in the pursuit of Justice is no virtue.
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