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15 Scholar 213 (2012-2013)
When Law Moves Quicker than Culture: Key Jurisprudential Regulations Shaping the US Adult Content Production Industry

handle is hein.journals/schom15 and id is 233 raw text is: WHEN LAW MOVES QUICKER THAN CULTURE: KEY JURISPRUDENTIAL REGULATIONS SHAPING THE US ADULT CONTENT PRODUCTION INDUSTRY CHAUNTELLE ANNE TIBBALS, PH.D.* Abstract .............................................. 214 I. Introduction....... .... 214 II. Developments During the Reel Era (1957-1974) ......... 215 A. Before the Reel Era Began ...................... 215 B. Jurisprudential Regulations of Obscenity During the Reel Era (1957-1974) ........................... 218 C. The Limiting Role of Technology ................. 222 III. Developments During The Video Era (1975-1994) ........ 223 A. Developing Technology ......................... 224 B. Jurisprudential Regulations, Geographic Concentration, and Further Refinement of Obscenity ................................... 225 IV. Activism Inside and Outside the Adult Industry........... 233 A. Feminist and Conservative Anti-Pornography Activism ..... ....................... ..... 234 1. A Most Unlikely Poster-Girl .................. 234 2. Political Conservatives and Feminists Allied against Pornography ........................ 237 B. Adult Industry Activism ........................ 243 V. Developments During The Digital/Virtual Era (1995-2005) ...................................... 247 A. Jurisprudential Regulations of Obscenity ............ 248 B. The Adult Industry's (Informal) Production Code- The Cambria List ............................. 254 VI. Discussion And Conclusion ................. ......... 257 * Chauntelle Anne Tibbals, PhD is a sociologist specializing in gender and labor issues, media and popular culture, and sexualities. She has spent almost ten years researching the adult industry, working to complicate popular understanding of the adult business, its enterprise, and its socio-cultural significance. Her research has been published in numerous scholarly journals including Sexualities, Gender Work & Organization, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, and Stanford Law and Policy Review. Dr. Tibbals would like to thank Alyse Haugen and other members of The Scholar's Editorial Board for their support of this work, Mounira M. Charrad for comments and guidance on earlier versions of this essay, and BCFJ for endless encouragement. 213

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