temporary or permanent injunction shal issue prior to a final
judicial determination that the challenged activities constitute a
violation of this law.
b. No temporary or permanent injunction shal extend beyond
such pornography that, having been described with reasonable
specificity by said order(s), is determined to be validly
proscribed under this law.
5.
by, the seeking of any other relief, whether civil or criminal.
6.
the complainant reaches the age of majority, whichever is later.
7.
that any part(s) of this law cannot be applied validly in a particular
manner or to a particular case or category of cases shal not af ect
the validity of that part or parts as otherwise applied, unless such
other application would clearly frustrate the [legislative body’s]
intent in adopting this law.
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Pornography and Civil Rights
The authors wish to thank the Skaggs
Foundation, Laura Lederer, Julie Melrose,
Jeanne Barkey, David Satz, John Stoltenberg,
Anne Simon, Karen Davis, and Organizing
Against Pornography for making it possible to
write and publish this book.