Look what the Alliance Defense Fund would like, to attack
any porn in your home or hotel/motel!

An adult pornography producer will spend part of his future behind bars.



Paul Little, also known as Max Hardcore and founder of Max World Entertainment, was found guilty on October 3 and sentenced to prison for 46 months for distributing obscene materials by mail and over the Internet, according to The Tampa Tribune. Pat Trueman, special counsel for Alliance Defense Fund, is pleased with the sentence.

"And what this sentence indicates to me is if the Justice Department would just bring a mere ten cases a year, it would put fear in the pornography industry," Trueman contends.

Susan Bucklew, U.S. District Judge, ordered 50-year-old Little to pay a $15,000 fine on behalf of him and his company.

"Imagine if the Justice Department would go after the cable and satellite industry. They're bringing hardcore pornography into the homes of many Americans, and that's illegal," Trueman adds. "What if they went after the hotel-motel industry for the hardcore pornography that they offer to their consumers? That's all illegal."

Trueman believes that, just as in the Tampa case, many juries would put pornographers behind bars, but so few are actually prosecuted.