First off, thanks to all of you for the many helpful responses to my previous queries.
Now, for the latest:
Since the 1973 Supreme Court ruling vis. community standards still prevails, how does it affect the online ordering of adult DVDs and other media?
I live in Los Angeles, for example. Not much of a problem here. We're about as "free" as it gets.
But what about enthusiasts living in, say, Ohio (which is an oppressively conservative state)? If an Ohio resident has his or her eyes on a truly extreme title available at Adult DVD Empire--gonzo, peeing, anal, etc.--is the potential customer out of luck?
Also, what about the possession of such a title? Can a law-enforcement official de facto confiscate "non-acceptable" titles? Or would the confiscation have to occur as part of another type of arrest or investigation?
It would seem, therefore, if our hapless Ohio resident has a hankering for certain types of porn illegal in his or her state, then it might be nice to have friends in a less-restrictive state. Such a person could then have these "forbidden" titles shipped to the out-of-state friend's address and then forwarded.
Is this how it works? Or is porn as a whole illegal for sale in the restricted areas?
As always, thank you for the help.
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