According to the Luzerne County
District Attorney’s Office, Bryan Charles Kocis was a
respectable executive operating a legal business (i.e.,
the Gay Adult Video Production Company, Cobra Video).

So, shouldn’t other Gay Adult Video
Companies be able to set-up shop in Luzerne County and
contract with 18 year old Luzerne County boys for the
performance of gay bareback sex in gay adult videos like
the respectable executive Bryan Kocis who was pursuing a
legal business?

We’ve all heard and read the Luzerne
County District Attorney’s Office position that Bryan
Charles Kocis had a [b]contract[/b] with Sean Lockhart
and that Kocis sued Sean Lockhart after Sean Lockhart
[b]broke[/b] his contract with Bryan Kocis/Cobra Video.

So, apparently, we must assume that
contracts to pay 18 year old Luzerne County Boys to
perform gay bareback sex in Gay Adult Videos are legal
and enforceable instruments in Luzerne County.

It seems to me that The Gay Adult
Video Industry is going to be excited about taking
advantage of the cheaper rents in Luzerne County … I
mean, compared to rents in San Francisco.

[i][b]FEDS’ PORN ULTIMATUM[/b]The Department of Justice wants to come up with an official list of every porn star in America – and slap stiff penalties on producers who don’t cooperate … The new rules, proposed under the Adam Walsh Child Safety and Protection Act, would require blue-movie makers to keep photos, stage names, professional names, maiden names, aliases, nicknames and ages on file for the inspection of the department’s Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section. [/i]