The year was 20000, and Australia's mail service had just intercepted Hustler Magazine shipments to determine if they were legal. After much deliberation, they found that the magazines did contain...
The 1989 Minneapolis Police Raid was a controversial event that resulted in many adult store owners being arrested for selling magazines from the popular pornographic publication, Hustler. In this...
On October 20th, 1987, San Diego Police Department officers confiscated all copies of Hustler magazine from local newsstands. This action was taken under California's Section 3111.2 of the Penal...
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) banned Hustler magazine ads from its vehicles after receiving numerous complaints about their controversial nature. This decision was made based on public opinion...
The 1999 Houston Magazine Vendor Fines is an event where the City of Houston decided to fine magazine vendors for selling adult material without censorship. This decision was made because the city...
The city's Department of Public Works issued an order for the removal of 18 billboards featuring pictures from Hustler magazine and pornographic websites run by Larry Flynt. One of the images...
The year 1981 was marked by an event that shook the media industry to its core - the confiscation of pornographic magazines from newsstands in Phoenix, Arizona. It all started when the city's police...
The 1994 Phoenix Magazine Display Law was a piece of legislation that aimed to regulate the display of adult magazines at retail stores. It was enacted after several high-profile court cases...
Australia's decision to ban the sale of adult materials online caused a stir among both proponents and opponents, with some calling it a necessary measure to protect children while others viewing it...
In November 1987, Los Angeles police confiscated copies of Larry Flynt's magazine Hustler from newsstands throughout the city. This led to protests by free speech advocates who argued that it was...