From Morality in Media: The Problem, The Law, and Support for Law Enforcement
The National Obscenity Law Center (NOLC), a project of Morality in Media, is a privately funded clearinghouse on obscenity and related laws. NOLC resources are utilized by prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, law libraries, legislators, and others. The NOLC publishes the bi-monthly Obscenity Law Bulletin and the three-volume Obscenity Law Reporter.
In 2001, the National Obscenity Law Center (NOLC) launched the Safe States and Cities Project to help communities control problems associated with the proliferation of “sexually oriented businesses.” NOLC attorneys and law students have prepared case law studies (state-by-state) on specific types of sexually oriented business (SOB) problems. These case law studies -- and examples of ordinances that regulate the type of SOB covered by the case law study -- are available at little or no cost to municipalities and counties.
Resources from other organizations:
Note: Inclusion of an outside organization in the list below does not mean that ObscenityCrimes.org or Morality in Media agrees with or endorses all of the concerns, focuses, methods, proposals, approaches, assertions, beliefs, etc., promoted by the organization.
Clean Hotels.com - A network of lodging facilities that do not offer in-room, 'adult' pay-per-view movies.
Community Defense Reporter by Community Defense Counsel - Defending Children and Their Neighborhoods
Resources from Dr. Judith Reisman:
The Brain Science Behind Pornography Addiction and the Effects of Addiction on Families and Communities:
Read the testimony to the U.S. Senate (PDF)
- Dr. MaryAnne Layden, Co-Director, Sexual Trauma and Psychopathology Program, Center for Cognitive Therapy, University of Pennsylvania
- Dr. Judith Reisman, Scientific Advisor, California Protective Parents Association
- Dr. Jeffrey Satinover, Lecturer on Constitutional Law & Politics; Princeton University, Department of Politics
- Dr. James B. Weaver, III, Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Department of Communication
Testimony of Jill Manning, Hearing on Pornography Impact on Marriage and the Family, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Property Rights, Committee on Judiciary, United States Senate (Nov. 10, 2005)
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)
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