the production of pornography: or
12. That no physical force, threats, or weapons
were used in the making of the pornography: or
13. That the person was paid or otherwise
compensated.
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(6) Forcing pornography on a person: The forcing of
pornography on any woman, man, child or transsexual
in any place of employment in education, in a home, or
in any public place.
(7) Assault or physical at ack dug to pornography;. The
assault, physical at ack, or injury of any woman, man,
child, or transsexual in a way that is directly caused by
specific pornography.
(8) Defenses: Where the materials which are the subject
mat er of a complaint under paragraphs (4). (5). or (7)
of this subsection (g^ are pornography, it shal not be a
defense that the respondent did not know or intend that
the materials were pornography or sex discrimination:
provided, however, that in the cases under paragraph
(g^4) of section 16-3 or against a sel er, exhibitor or
distributor under paragraph
damages or compensation for losses shal be recoverable
unless the complainant proves that the respondent knew
or had reason to know that the materials were
pornography. Provided, farther, that it shal be a
defense to a complaint under paragraph
16-3 that the materials complained of are those covered
only by paragraph (qW6^ of section 16-3.
(h)
operation of any school or educational facility utilized or
intended to be utilized for the education or training of
persons residing within the territorial jurisdiction of the
office and controlled by a public governmental board or
agency which operates one or more elementary or
secondary schools.
(i)
(1) Any political subdivision within the county, not
represented by the corporation counsel, pursuant to IC
18-4-7-5, and any separate municipal corporation which
has territorial jurisdiction primarily within the county;
and
(2) Any person who employs at the time of any alleged
violation six (6) or more employees within the territorial
jurisdiction of the of ice.
