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Old 06-19-2012, 08:16 PM   #25
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
Occam's razor suggests following the money. People don't spend all this money lobbying for nothing.
This should include the interest group that is quoted in the OP post.

From a more objective source:

Judge temporarily blocks Washington state’s sex-trafficking law from taking effect

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A federal judge on Tuesday [June 6] temporarily blocked enforcement of a new Washington state law that would require classified advertising companies to verify the ages of people in sex-related advertisements. . . .

Gov. Chris Gregoire signed Senate Bill 6251 into law in an effort to cut down on child sex trafficking. It allows for the criminal prosecution of classified advertising company representatives who publish or cause publication of sex-related ads peddling children. Proof of a good-faith attempt to verify the age of the advertised person is considered a defense under the law.
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