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mapofhawaii
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3/06
Posted - Dec 12 2013 : 9:52PM
Is it being enforced? Have any companies moved to another county? Does it apply to websites where performers are exclusive partners? Thanks.
M.B.
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2/01
Posted - Dec 12 2013 : 9:58PM
Most porn studios used to buy a filming permit from the city to shoot scenes. Now if they are a studio that doesn't use condoms they just don't bother buying the permit. I think permits purchased to shoot porn have dropped considerably due to this. If you buy a permit form the city they will know where to go to see if you're using condoms or not, if you don't pay for the permit your filming location will be pretty much unknown.
There's also a talent agency that appears to be moving to Las Vegas. Not sure that will work out so well but it appears someone is going to try.
Dan
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2056 Posts
6/07
Posted - Dec 13 2013 : 7:32AM
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According to the news media, the County of LA isn't yet inspecting porn filming sites and isn't yet enforcing the condom law.
But there is a lot of pressure on the government there to start enforcing this law. And this pressure has just increased a lot due to a new HIV infection of a porn star there.
The government there will probably start enforcing the condom law sooner or later. It's just a matter of time before some porn companies end up in court and will have to pay a lot fines.
And porn actors who got infected with HIV might even sue the porn companies for compensation. Because any agreement they've signed probably isn't valid, if it contradicts the condom law. The law always takes precedence over any agreement.
Judges don't recognize agreements that contradict the law. It's the same as not having any agreement. Which presents a huge financial risk for porn companies and the people who own them. People there might stop making porn films just for this reason alone. Even a single successful lawsuit can ruin them financially.
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Posted - Dec 13 2013 : 7:57AM
What about those personal sites containing amateur stuff , is that to be considered as personal private sex or the law apply?
mapofhawaii
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1050 Posts
3/06
Posted - Dec 13 2013 : 11:07AM
One of the reasons I ask is that I know that Jelena Jensen moved to LA before the law was passed and she only performs b/g with her BF on her website. She has many scenes still to be released that were shot before the law passed, but she does live cam shows with him sometimes, which may end if they start enforcing it.



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