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Phoenix, for example, prohibited live sexual performances in 1998, effectively outlawing swinger parties. An appeals court upheld the law in 2003, and Duncanville used it as a blueprint when passing a ban last month.
Forgive me for warping the over-used catch-phrase, but my own edition is really true, at least from a constitutional........
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A Grim Fairy Tale? Or just another "WTF?!? Moment" on the Internet? The incredibly odd story of a man busted for making out with a--bicycle?
Georgia's high court upholds the sentence reduction for Genarlow Wilson and orders his freedom. Wilson has served over two years of a ten year sentence for having consensual oral sex.
Prostitutes in the Bolivian city of El Alto sewed their lips together as part of a hunger strike to demand that the mayor reopen brothels and bars ordered closed after violent protests by residents last week. "Tomorrow we will bury ourselves ali
Seems like you just can't trust anybody these days. A Manhattan psychologist who works with children was arrested yesterday after he was found with child porn, police said.
The first person has been convicted under a new Phoenix city ordinance that enforces strict punishment for johns and pimps who commit prostitution offenses involving underage people for the first offense must serve a mandatory 180 days,
By accepting and printing advertisements in their "Adult Services" and "Massage" sections, the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigations has determined that 3 Orlando Weekly managers are guilty of aiding and abetting prostitution.
"A walk on the wild side" is just a phrase to some. To others, it's a game plan. From the New York Post: Tourists' eyes were popping and locals' jaws were dropping yesterday morning when a curly-haired hipster bopped around Tim
In Georgia, 21-year-old Genarlow Wilson is serving a mandatory 10-year jail sentence for aggravated child molestation. His crime: When he was 17, he had oral sex with a 15-year-old girl.
In an effort to bring prostitutes into the legal economy, officials said Monday that Hungary will allow sex workers to apply for an entrepreneur's permit -- a move that could generate government revenues from an industry worth an estimated $1 bil
For all of Al Capone's sins and transgressions, he did at least one thing of everlasting value to law enforcement: He failed to pay his taxes. That gave federal authorities the chance to do what their local counterparts could not -- keep "
All through history there have been those who were recruited to work undercover, making their money by selling out freedom. Meet the traitor to freedom who began working for the corporatists in the 60s and is still whoring for them today, Phyllis Sc
The 46-year-old entrepreneur recognized four years ago that people would pay to equip their online selves — which start out with the smooth anatomy of a Barbie or Ken doll — with realistic genitalia and even more to add some sexy moves.
Remember the mammoths, say the clean-cut organisers at the youth camp's mass wedding. "They became extinct because they did not have enough sex. That must not happen to Russia." Obediently, couples move to a special section of dormito
More states are bucking the national crackdown on sex offenders by paring back punishment for teens who have consensual sex with underage partners. Governors in seven states have signed bills in the past two months that mean no prosecution for som
A U.S. grand jury in Los Angeles has charged a man with operating an Internet-based obscenity distribution business.
28 months ago, a jury found the former star athlete and high school scholar guilty of child molestation for having oral sex, as a 17-year-old, with his girlfriend, then 15. Even after a judge deemed his 10-year prison sentence "a grave miscarria
Louisiana Sen. David Vitter, whose telephone number was disclosed by the so-called "DC Madam" accused of running a prostitution ring, says he is sorry for a "serious sin" and that he has already made peace with his wife.
A woman accused of running a prostitution ring catering to Washington's elite offered the phone records of her escort service to the media and others in hopes of uncovering witnesses to aid her defense.
Mitt Romney's proposed answer to this refusal to allow "the people" to choose was that "we need to have a Federal marriage amendment ... because states like Massachusetts will take the course they did."
A former high school football star who became a national symbol for the extremes of getting tough on sex offenders was ordered released from prison Monday by a judge who called his mandatory 10-year sentence for consensual teen sex "a grave misc
Major players in the adult-entertainment industry, long in the vanguard of technology use, now find themselves playing catch-up. Overall sales and rentals of X-rated DVDs have plunged 15% in the last year and up to 30% over the past two years bec
New Hampshire becomes the fourth state to allow same-sex civil unions, joining Vermont, Connecticut and New Jersey, and the first to do so without a court order or a pending lawsuit. Only Massachusetts allows same-sex marriage.
Deputy chief at State has resigned; other clients hope to keep names out
After more than a decade of government inaction, gay-rights proponents in Congress have gotten several major bills moving through the Democratic-controlled chambers, a development that could result in the greatest expansion of federal protections
The US Supreme Court backtracked on abortion rights for the first time in more than a generation, upholding a federal law restricting access to a rare but controversial late-term abortion procedure.
Emerging downtown Scottsdale hotel and entertainment scene has gone "Sin City". If the newly-renovated James hotel, now the Mondrian Scottsdale, is a harbinger, the city is indeed ready for a Lingerie Bowl.
In her motion to reconsider appointment of counsel, Palfrey named Harlan K. Ullman as "one of the regular customers" of the business. Ullman is one of the leading theorists behind the "shock and awe" military strategy
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. federal court ruled on Thursday that a 1998 law designed to block children from viewing Internet pornography violates the U.S. Constitution's free speech protections.
