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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?)
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No, there's no case law in Florida that I am aware that would protect content production. Ray Guhn could be the first.
Prostitution laws "outlaw" the commercial private trade of sex for money.
Shooting content is a commercial contract of sex for money.
I know of no case other than Freeman that legally protects and defines content production and differentiates it from prostitution.
There very well could be a First Amendment right to content production, but that will probably not factor into a contractual dispute between private parties.
Michael
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