December	Vol. 31 No.6 - December 2006
August	ICANN Rejects .XXX Domain Second Circuit Rules that Parolee Can Be Prohibited from Possessing Pornography OLB NOTE - S. 2140 “Protecting Children from Sexual Exploitation Act of 2005”
July	Web Labeling Law Introduced in the U.S. Senate TV Networks and Stations File Suit Against FCC and the United States President Signs New Broadcast Indecency Law
April	Adult Entertainment Web Sites Fight Proof-of-Age Rules for Porn Performers Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Federal Obscenity Challenge - Lawrence Not Applicable Google Ordered to Submit Data for Child Pornography Study Cable Nudity Can Be Banned in Michigan U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Application of the Obscenity Law to the Internet
February	New Jersey Court Holds Swinger’s Clubs Covered by Local Ordinance - Lawrence Not Applicable Government Wins a Landmark Obscenity Case - Obscenity Laws Preserved Federal District Court Refuses to Dismiss 75 Charges of Obscenity and Child Porn - Lawrence Not Applicable

December	How to File a Complaint with the FCC & the Complaint Process
October	Sixth Circuit Rules that Union Township in Ohio Can Regulate Strip Clubs Former Library Director Indicted on Possession of Child Porn, Indecent Assault and Battery and Disseminating Material Harmful to a Minor Fifth Circuit Affirms Obscenity Convictions for Texas Couple
August	Statement of Patrick A. Trueman Hearing on Obscenity Prosecution; Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Property Rights Committee on Judiciary United States Senate, March 16, 2005 Porn Mogul Edward Wedelstedt and Others Indicted on Obscenity, Racketeering and Tax Charges
July	Interview of Roger Young,* Special Agent for the FBI, Retired Nevada Man Arrested for Using Library Computer to Download Child Porn Leads to New Library Procedures Obscenity Prosecution Task Force Established to Investigate and Prosecute Purveyors of Obscene Materials
April	“Carnal Knowledge” is the Key: A Discussion of How Non-Geographic Miller Standards Apply to the Internet
February	U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Firing of San Diego Police Officer for Selling Sexually Explicit Videotapes of Himself The “Extreme Associates” Case - A Major Blow to Federal Prosecutions The Federal Trade Commission Takes Action Under the “CAN-SPAM Act” to Stop Spammers from Circulating Unwanted Sexually Explicit Emails Morality in Media Commends FCC for Indecency Notice Against Fox

December	California Fines Companies for Allowing Unprotected Sex on Sets Morality In Media Files Briefs in People v. Huffman and Nitke v. Ashcroft Pennsylvania Passes State Child Internet Protection Act
October	Morality in Media Urges the FCC to Expand Its Definition of Indecency to Include Violence and Details the Failings of the TV Ratings System Bundling by Cable and Satellite TV Providers Subsidizes Indecent Programming Morality in Media Comments on Proposed FCC Rule Requiring Program Recording U.S. District Court in Lansing Michigan Rules No Porn for Kids
August	Supreme Court’s Internet Porn Decision Runs Counter to Intent of First Amendment Eight Defendants Plead Guilty in Multi-Million Dollar Racketeering, Obscenity, Fraud and Tax Evasion Scheme Dissenting Statement of FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps - Re: Infinity Radio License, Inc., Licensee of Station WLLD(FM), Holmes Beach, Florida, Memorandum Opinion and Order, March 18, 2004 FCC Affirms Forfeiture Against Entercom For Indecency Violations Federal Grand Jury in Dallas Indicts on Sale of Obscene Videos Via the Internet
July	Mississippi Supreme Court Upholds Ban on the Purchase of Sexual Devices The Child Online Protection Act: The Controversy Howard Stern Show Taken Off Clear Channel Stations Clear Channel Communications Pays Largest Fines to Date Morality in Media, Inc. Reports Tie Between Violent Sex Crimes and Pornography U.S. Supreme Court Lets Stand Arizona’s Adult Business Hours of Operation Law
April	United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California Government’s Proposed Jury Instructions - Part Two The “Extreme Associates” Case - A Major Federal Prosecution for Obscenity Former Dallas Police Officer and Wife Sentenced on Conspiracy and Obscenity Charges Arizona State Workers Who View Pornography While at Work Will be Fired Library Settles With Workers Who Sued Over Hostile Work Environment
February	United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California Government’s Proposed Jury Instructions - Part One

December	Government’s Trial Brief on the Issues of Obscenity in United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California - Part Four
October	Government’s Trial Brief on the Issues of Obscenity in United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California - Part Three
August	Supreme Court Upholds Filtering Law for Internet Access in Public Libraries Government’s Trial Brief on the Issues of Obscenity in United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California - Part Two
July	Government’s Trial Brief on the Issues of Obscenity in United States v. World Wide Video, Inc., et al., U.S. District Court for the Central District of California - Part One
April	Review of State Spam Laws Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on “The Children’s Internet Protection Act” Third Circuit Once Again Finds “The Child Online Protection Act” Unconstitutional

April	Ninth Circuit Finds Los Angeles Zoning Ordinance Violated First Amendment Yahoo UK Blocks Access to Adult Chat Rooms
February	United States Supreme Court Sidesteps Issue of Prompt Judicial Review, Leaves Cities Swinging in the Wind United States Supreme Court to Review Ban on Virtual Child Porn

December	If Materials Used in Manufacturing Camera or the Film Used to Photo Child Porn - Federal Law Reaches the Possessor of the Photos Tampa May Zone Out "Voyeur Dorm" Adult Use Studies Accepted
October	California Child Internet Law Sustained Computer Produced Child Porn Prohibition Sustained
August	California Appeals Court Affirms Conviction of Attempt to Distribute or Exhibit Lewd Matter to a Minor Over the Internet Ohio Federal District Court Upholds Cincinnati License Regulation as Applied to Private Nude, Out-Call Exotic Dancing Service
July	Split in Federal Circuits as to Constitutionality of the 1996 Child Pornography Prevention Act Prohibiting Morphing of Child Pornography Supreme Court Strikes Down Congress's Attempt to Shield Children From Sexually Explicit Images
April	United States Supreme Court Upholds Erie, Pennsylvania's Public Nudity Ordinance Zoning Setback for New York City
February	A Review of Municipal Controls on Lap Dancing

December	American Library Association Backs Off Their "Bill of Rights" Third Circuit Upholds Regulation of Materials Used For Creating Child Pornography Where One of the Components Has Traveled Through Interstate Commerce
October	Prison Ban on Sexually Explicit Materials Withstands Constitutional Challenge Second Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Time Warner's Policy of Refusing to Air "Indecent" Leased Access Programs
August	Free to Strip?
July	Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Conviction for Obscene Act Performed on Public Access Cable Television Sex Theater Pays $1 Million to Settle Rico Charges
April	Federal District Court Holds "The Tin Drum" Is Not Child Pornography Under Oklahoma Definition Under State "Zoning," Municipality Must Assist Sex Shop in Relocating to Another Town
February	"Child Online Protection Act" Under Attack Anti-Abortion Web Site Loses Trial Over First Amendment Issue