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The US Supreme Court has upheld an effort by Congress to make it illegal to offer or promote child pornography – even when the photographs being offered or promoted don't really exist or involve real children.
In a 7-to-2...
WASHINGTON The Supreme Court says even in the no-holds-barred world of the Internet, some limits on speech are needed in the fight against online child pornography.
A federal provision upheld by the court Monday imposes a mandatory five-year...
CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer
May 20, 2008
(CNSNews.com) - Anti-pornography activists cheered Monday's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court upholding a law Congress passed to crack down on child pornography.
"This was a very important decision and...
The court, in a 7-2 decision, brushed aside concerns that the law could apply to mainstream movies that depict adolescent sex, classic literature or innocent e-mails that describe pictures of grandchildren.
The ruling upheld part of a 2003 law...
Today, ladies and gentlemen, the Supreme Court of the United States (hereafter referred to as SCOTUS) took a proverbial shit on our First Amendment Right to freedom of speech (see "High court upholds child pornography law" - Reuters). Here's...
