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...all that goes out the window when it's sex for cash? only if it is a private transaction. Making pornography is legal. You are correct, there lies no sense

• djsumdog 9y ago
  So if you want to legally pay someone for sex, you and the person you're paying have to agree to be on tape, you need to check their ID and make a photo of it[1], you probably need to get them to fill out all the standard compliance forms and you probably only want to do this in California, Florida or one of those other locations that big porn studios flock to because the laws are favorable to their industry and less ambiguous. ..or I guess you could move to Nevada. [1] If they use a fake ID and are underage, you can still be liable.
• jdavis703 9y ago
  Making pornography is only legal if you comply with certain regulations. For example you need to validate that all the "actors" were adults (sane enough). But then you also need to maintain a place that is accessible to law enforcement during business hours so they can drop in and check your records to validate all the "actors" were over the legal age (sane enough, especially if the thinking is only businesses generate porn). But then the way the laws are written, a couple recording a sex tape is covered under these regulations. If they don't maintain the proper records, they could find themselves being indicated under child porn laws, even though they were both consenting adults.