The most effective way of taking action against the pornographers in these cases is to sue for libel. But this is virtually impossible for anyone who isn't wealthy as legal aid is not available for libel suits. However, Kerry's lawyer, Razi Mireskandari, from London solicitors Simons, Muirhead and Burton, is willing to take such cases on a no win no fee basis. The Sunday Express has learned that some pornography companies are now keeping contingency funds to fight such cases in the courts. For years magazines have been printing pictures claiming women have signed consent forms.
Some men submit shots out of revenge on a former partner.
The pictures are often reproduced along with the subject's sex fantasies. Many women will probably never see them and others are too ashamed to take action if they do find out. The fantasies are often complete fiction. This was certainly true in Kerry 's case. He coerced her to pose for them, promising they would be kept private.