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Originally Posted by pornlaw
It really surprises me when an attorney promotes something he knows is at least questionable legally.
You CANNOT contract for sexual activity in Florida. First Amendment may be a great defense for Ray Guhn, but it cannot be used in contractual relations between private parties.
The Florida courts will not enforce illegal contracts and will find them void.
Freeman only protects content production in California, criminally and contractually.
Michael
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Can we explore that a minute?
While I understand your point about freeman protecting CA production, has there been case law in Florida to back that up? (I really don't know, I'm asking.)
If not, then is there a specific law "outlawing" it?
Even if so, has that been challenged?
(On the theory that no law, is really a law, until a Jury decides it is?)
At what point do we cross the "local jurisdiction/obscenity" line? How much of Florida would be covered?
And all that is off the point of, they shouldn't be running a seminar that isn't based on a secure footing. But I'm sure they snake around that with disclaimers.