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U.S. Judge Rejects Law to Block Child Porn on Web (Reuters)







U.S. Judge Rejects Law to Block Child
Porn on Web (Reuters)

U.S. Judge Rejects Law to Block Child
Porn on Web (Reuters)
09/10/2004 06:27 PM

Reuters - A Pennsylvania law allowing the state to force Internet service providers to block access to child pornography sites is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled on Friday.




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