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Because of the global nature of the Internet,
access to adult material crosses international and cultural
borders in a way that was simply impossible until recently.
However, just because material is readily accessible
over the Internet does not mean that it is legal for
you to download and possess it. Moreover it is vital
to keep in mind that you are subject to the rules applying
in your community.
You may find the legal information contained
in the following links useful:
Adult
Site Law is a site dedicated to the needs of the
adult webmaster. Available are ready to use legal forms,
streaming video explaining obscenity, 18 U.S.C 2257,
copyright and other laws and regs that affect adult
webmasters. There's also a legal chat board.
Legal
aspects of cyber-porn in Japan by Dr Makoto Ibusuki,
Associate Prof. at Kagoshima Univ., Japan.
The
Regulation of Pornography and Child Pornography on the
Internet by Yaman Akdeniz. Focuses on UK but also
reviews developments in the EU and US attempts to regulate
the Internet.
Adult
Web Law - legal issues in the United States
An Excellent site aimed at adult webmasters but also
relevant to anyone interested in adult Internet law
in the US. This page links to material describing The
Child Online Protection Act of 1998, obscenity, child
pornography, copyright and trademark.
Sex
Laws in Australia, Canada, Islam and the United
States.
Title
18 Sec. 2256 US law with which adult webmasters
have to comply.
FAQ:Firewall
Admins Guide to Porn Surfing for porn at work? You
won't after browsing this website. This very readable
article shows how the people who look after your computer
systems at work have complete knowledge of your surfing
habits.
If you are aware of any other good sites
on the legal aspects of adult sites on the Internet
please let us know.
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