I saw this in one article, quoting from court papers.
"In the alternative, Plaintiff seeks an order of this Court declaring that the agreements in the forms set out in Exhibits 1 and 2 are invalid, unenforceable, and/or void under the doctrine of unconscionability."
I don't know too much about the "doctrine of unconscionability", and how it is applied in law or how it relates to this particular sort of agreement, but I know that there are certain agreements that you just can't legally agree to. I wonder if this sort of thing, i.e. who you've had sex with, is generally covered. Is "unconscionability" likely to succeed as a legal argument here?