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Originally Posted by pornlaw
As soon as I find a client that wants to take that position and has enough money to fund the litigation. I can certainly use the arguments you have raised that brick and mortar owners are unfairly and unconstitutionally segregated under the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process and Equal Protection clauses.
I think you are on to something here.
Do you know of an owner that has been prosecuted for unknowingly allowing an underage child into their adult brick and mortar store or gentlemen's club that needs a lawyer ?
Michael
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Ok, now we might get somewhere. You had to
qualify your statement by making sure that the owners of the brick and mortar
unknowingly let minors in and buy stuff. There isn't an adult webmaster out there that doesn't know there are plenty of minors that visit their sites. So, what do they have in place that is the equivalent of an employee that cards patrons? Answer: nothing.