In 1986, Dallas, Texas revoked licenses for adult stores that sold Hustler magazine after local groups pressured the city council to do so. Larry Flynt's legal team challenged these revocations as...
In 1983, the Chicago Police Department conducted a series of raids on retailers suspected of selling pornographic magazines that featured depictions of graphic sexual acts, including fellatio and...
Facebook is an American social networking service founded in February 4th, 2004. It was created by Mark Zuckerberg, along with his roommates at Harvard University, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum,...
The UK Post Office seizes shipments of Hustler magazine on grounds of obscenity
In 2002, the UK Post Office seized several shipments of Hustler magazine, claiming that they violated British laws...
The New York City Council adopted an ordinance in October 2006 that required all adult publications - including pornographic magazines and DVDs - to be placed in sealed plastic wrappers that would...
The 1987 Washington State Obscenity Charges
In February 1987, police raided stores across the state of Washington and confiscated issues of the popular men's magazine Hustler. They accused store...
On June 19, 2010, police officers from the San Diego Police Department conducted a vendor raid at three pornography stores in the city, including those selling magazines published by Larry Flynt's...
The Australian government recently made news for its decision to block online access to digital copies of Hustler magazine, prompting many to question whether this move was necessary or justified. In...
In November 1987, California police raided several newsstands in Los Angeles and San Francisco, confiscating issues of Larry Flynt's magazine Hustler. The pornographic magazine had been targeted due...
The proximity sales ban was a law enacted in several Florida counties that prohibited the sale of adult magazines such as Hustler within a specific distance from school grounds. This ban was met with...