discuss the law for ponography web site?
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the short answer is, as long as it is not child pornography, it is legal. \n\nas long as no other illegal activites are being shown or solicited on the site, it is legal.
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see here on my forum for web desgining
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I understand your question. Maybe this could help:\n\nhttp://www.legaldocument.com/products.html
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go to the maker of the webcam's website
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The internet is still such a recent phenomenon, that laws and policies are being created as we speak.\n\nBut unless you're pretty certain they'll be OK with it, you should ask someone if you can put a link to their website on your blog. That would  be the right thing to do from an ethical standpoint as well.\n\nA lot of people create 'banners' for other people to put on their websites as a link to their's. But some people don't mind if you put the URL.\n\nBottom line is, when in doubt check it out. I can't answer your question about the legal ramifications (see link, below). But my bet is that you could end up getting into some hot water with someone if they haven't given you permission prior to your adding the link. Why risk it? It's just a matter of asking.
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nope\nthe sites which offer this have permission.
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JMeeting.com is as close to one that you will find.It still has limitations and asks to join the paying membership.You can still surf the webcams posted on the site with no problem and also display yours.It's a do what you want to do site.
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www.nolo.com or www.findlaw.com.
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"texas department of corrections" or "texas laws.com"
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www.legalzoom.com\nor for references \nwww.handelonthelaw.com
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http://www.boastingrights.com/goooal.wav
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http://www.natural-law.org/index.html
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http://home.earthlink.net/~thekeither/Forensic/forsone.htm
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www.onlineconversion.com
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http://www.ponandzi.com/ \n\nThey're Pon and Zi
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I would think twice before relying on a website for your legal needs. The website you are probably thinking of is LegalZoom.  They have a disclaimer (as most sites do) at the bottom of their page which basically states that the information on their website is not intended to be legal advice or a substitute for a professional legal opinion.\n\nMy feelings regarding these type of sites are very negative. It is illegal for any non-attorney or unlicensed attorney to render a legal opinion or provide legal services, so why would you want to pay some non-attorney or an attorney who is not licensed in your state to provide you with legal services? \n\nRemember the law also varies from state to state, and a boilerplate form may not cover your state's specific requirements as to what constitutes a legal document.  \n\nAlso, just because Robert Shapiro lent his name to the site means nothing.  The man is basically an incompetent jurist --  remember the O.J. Trial?  In any event, would you want a criminal defense attorney to prepare your estate plan, health care proxy, or draft an operating agreement?
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Try this site out: www.webmonkey.com