1986 Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography
1986 Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography
Community Defense Counsel is pleased to offer a scanned copy of the 1986 Final Report of the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography. This early print edition facsimile contains some typographical errors which were interposed in the government’s printing process. A few pages in the original report were left blank as fill pages between sections or chapters. Most fill pages have not been reproduced in the scanned copies. All pages with substantive content have been reproduced.
WARNING! Portions of this report are very graphic in nature.
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1-69 Part 1: Commissioner biographies; Commissioner statements
71-134: Personal comments by Dr. Dobson; Pornography and Privacy, submitted by Fr. Bruce Ritter
135-212: Nonviolent, Sexually Explicit Material and Sexual Violence, submitted by Fr. Bruce Ritter; Statement of Deanne Tilton-Durfee; Statement of Dr. Judith Becker, Ellen Levine, and Deanne Tilton-Durfee; Statement of Dr. Judith Becker and Ellen Levine
213-297 Part 2: The Commission and Its Mandate; The history of pornography; The Constraints of the First Amendment; The Market and the Industry
299-351: The Question of Harm
353-403: Laws and Their Enforcement
405-459: Child Pornography; The Role of Private Action; Part 3: Recommendations
459-522: Recommendations for the Justice System and Law Enforcement Agencies; Recommendation for Other Federal Organizations
523-601: Recommendations with regard to Child Pornography
602-676: Recommendations with regard to Child Pornography, continued
677-735: Recommendations with regard to Child Pornography, continued
737-764: Victimization; Anti-Display Laws
765-835 Part 4: Victimization
837-900: The Use of Performers in Commercial Pornography
901-971: Social and Behavior Science Research Analysis; Sex Offenders and Pornography
972-1030: The Effects of Nonviolent Sexually Explicit Materials
1031-1101: An Integration of the Research Findings
1102-1150: Appendix II: MAGLOCLEN
1211-1261: Appendix V: Organized Crime Involvement in Pornography; Regulation of Pornography, a Historical Perspective
1263-1350: First Amendment Considerations; Citizen and Community Action and Corporate Responsibility
1457-1504: Production and Distribution of Sexually Explicit Material
1505-1547: List of Productions
1548-1646: List of Productions, continued; Production description
1647-1715: Production description
1715-1780: Production description, continued
1781-1871: Peep Show Booth description
1873-1960 Part 5: Bibliography
