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Cragislist suit against McMaster also targets solicitors
South Carolina’s top prosecutor said he’ll continue to push Craigslist to remove all sex-related ads from its web site.
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2nd UPDATE: Craigslist sues, SC Attorney General and escort service respond
Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster says in Wednesday's "craigslist blog", that he filed suit against Henry McMaster, seeking declaratory relief and a restraining order.
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McMaster will keep monitoring Craigslist
The South Carolina attorney general says the clock for Craigslist to clean up its online classified site is starting, and he will prosecute executives if prostitution ads from the state remain on the site.
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Craigslist faces 5 pm deadline from SC Attorney General
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster says Craigslist faces a deadline to remove obscene photos and alleged solicitations for prostitution.
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UPDATE WITH VIDEO: Craigslist to drop "erotic services" ads
The attorney general of Illinois says Craigslist is getting rid of its "erotic services" ads and will create a new adult category that will be reviewed by employees of the Web site.
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Craigslist explains erotic section change
As of today for all US sites, postings to the "erotic services" category will no longer be accepted, and in 7 days the category will be removed.
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Craigslist prostitution
It's the latest trick of the trade for prostitutes across the country and even here in the heart of the Lowcountry. Ladies of the night have stepped off the corner and onto the internet.
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Illinois county sues Craigslist over prostitution ads
An Illinois sheriff is filing a lawsuit against Craigslist.org, calling it the "single largest source of prostitution in the nation."
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