With sex doll brothels opening in several cities around the globe, local governments are moving to prevent them from doing so in their area. Despite being termed "brothels," the legal ...
First Amendment specialist Larry Walters has begun his 31st year of practicing law -- a practice which has included a great deal of defending adult industry clients, from website operators ...
Stormy Daniels' defamation complaint against President Donald Trump has been dismissed by the court, an outcome which means an automatic award of attorney's fees to Trump. Given that this outcome ...
Senator Ron Wyden, one of the authors of the safe harbor provisions in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, says that complacency on the part of big tech company ...
In California, the legislature is considering a new bill called "The Parent’s Internet Accountability and Child Protection Act." Based on the bill's title, you might reasonably assume it has something ...
In seeking to have the plaintiffs' complaint dismissed, the government has argued there's no "credible threat" of prosecution under the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act ...
U.S. District Judge Michael Baylson has issued an order which permanently enjoins enforcement of portions of the record-keeping requirements commonly referred to as "2257." While the government had argued for ...
In a letter to the lawyers representing the opposing parties in Free Speech Coalition v. Sessions, U.S. District Judge Michael Baylson asked a series of questions, some of which suggest ...
Having already addressed the government's contention the plaintiffs lack standing, the Woodhull Freedom Foundation and other plaintiffs in the case challenging the constitutionality of FOSTA have now turned their attention ...
As legislators and politicians weigh various proposals to curb minors' access to sexually-explicit materials online, is there a realistic possibility of mandatory age verification being imposed by the U.S. Congress? ...
