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posted by mpawlo
on Wednesday June 18, @02:58PM
from the antiporn-filters dept.
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Jim Faith writes "In an article by Linda Greenhouse, published in the New York Times, the recent developments of the Children Internt Protection Act (CIPA) is reported. Greenhouse writes: "Of the 11 cases argued in February, only one is undecided and only Chief Justice Rehnquist has not written a majority opinion. The case, United States v. American Library Association, raises the First Amendment question of whether the government can require public libraries to install antipornography filters restricting Internet access. If Chief Justice Rehnquist is in fact writing the majority opinion, there is little doubt that the court will uphold the law, the Children's Internet Protection Act."
Read more in the New York Times (free registration required).
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