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Judge Rules for Lylith Lavey in Syphilis Suit Against Mr. Marcus

Adult film actress Lylith Lavey, who sued Mr. Marcus last year after finding out that he allegedly exposed her to syphilis during a porn shoot, received the green light Friday from a Los Angeles Superior Court judge to begin seeking a default judgment against the veteran actor.

FSC/PASS: Performer Moratorium Reinstated

UPDATE: FSC/PASS was informed by one of its doctors that another performer has tested positive for HIV.

FSC Seeks to Appeal 2257 Decision

Counsel for the Free Speech Coalition gave notice today that they will appeal U.S. District Judge Michael Baylson's decision in the adult trade group's suit against the government challenging the constitutionality of 18 U.S.C. §2257 and 2257A, the federal record-keeping statutes for adult producers.

Sex & Censorship to Hold Public Meeting During XBIZ EU

Sex & Censorship has slated a meeting open to the public in London to discuss opposition to censorship of the Internet and other media. The event will coincide with XBIZ EU.

AHF Files Complaint Against San Diego Boy Productions

The AHF has pointed to gay producer San Diego Boy Productions in its latest work safety-complaint.

FSC-PASS Issues Statement Clarifying Misinformation

The Free Speech Coalition has issued a statement about misinformation disseminated from various bloggers.

FSC-PASS Comments on Rod Daily's Tweets on HIV Status

The Free Speech Coalition and performer screening service PASS on Tuesday said that the groups are recommending that all talent who performed with Rod Daily submit to additional testing.

Rod Daily Tweets That He's HIV-Positive

Rod Daily, the male performer linked romantically to HIV-infected female performer Cameron Bay, says on Twitter that he's tested HIV-positive.

FSC's Duke Responds to TTS Statement Over 'Testing Loophole'

The Free Speech Coalition says a press release issued today by Talent Testing Service (TTS) appears to be an attempt by its operator "to gain financial advantage over his competitors by providing misleading information."

Duke Shoots Back at Legislator After He Blasts FSC

Assemblyman Isadore Hall today blasted the Free Speech Coalition for lifting the moratorium on adult film production, but Diane Duke, the FSC's chief executive, quickly shot back, saying the legislator "has it wrong again."

FSC: Moratorium Remains in Effect

The Free Speech Coalition announced Tuesday morning that the industry-wide moratorium on shooting as a result of last week's confirmation of an HIV-positive case, is still in effect.

FSC on HIV Case: 'No Indication of On-Set Transmission'

Free Speech Coalition issued a statement late Wednesday night regarding an adult performer testing positive for HIV this week, noting there is "no indication of on-set transmission."

Calif. Legislator Vows to Push Mandatory-Condom Bill Forward

Assemblyman Isadore Hall, the Compton, Calif., legislator who earlier this year authored a statewide bill to make condoms mandatory for porn shoots that ended up in the so-called "suspense file," says that he plans on pushing the stalled proposal forward.

FSC Calls for Moratorium as Performer Tests Positive for HIV

The Free Speech Coalition today is calling for a moratorium on adult film production because a performer has tested positive for HIV.

FSC Addresses Possible Syphilis Case

Free Speech Coalition's Adult Performer Health and Safety Services (APHSS) issued a statement late Monday addressing rumors of a new syphilis positive performer in the adult industry.

FSC, ASACP Blast Gail Dines' CounterPunch Article

The Free Speech Coalition and ASACP both have come out in staunch opposition to an article published last week by political news website CounterPunch.com that says that the porn industry has tried to burnish its public image by promoting itself as a good corporate citizen that can be trusted to self-regulate.

Porn Star Bowling Raises Revenue for FSC, LATATA

The Porn Star Bowling fundraiser held Sunday night was attended by 300 adult industry insiders and fans, raising more than $6,000 in revenue for co-hosts Licensed Adult Talent Agency Trade Association and the Free Speech Coalition.

Obenberger: 2257 Judge's Chess Game With the 3rd Circuit

Attorney J.D. Obenberger analyzes Thursday's rulings over 18 U.S.C. §§ 2257 and 2257A, the federal record-keeping statutes for adult entertainment producers.