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 Sunday, November 14, 1999
 
WGBH/Radio/News & Spoken Word/Arts & Ideas. Sunday , November 14, 6 - 7pm (Justice Talking ) Censorship on the Web: Protecting Children or Violating Free Speech? A new law makes it a federal crime for commercial websites to make available materials, such as pornography, that are considered harmful to minors. Does this law, which forces website operators to censor their sites and make judgments about what is harmful to children, violate the First Amendment?

New York Times - free registration required Editorial The Supreme Court on Privacy. Short term link The Supreme Court heard arguments last week on one of several important federalism cases that will go a long way toward defining this session of the court. The case involved a constitutional challenge to the 1994 Driver's Privacy Protection Act and, more broadly, to Congress's authority to legislate national solutions to problems that are truly national in scope.

Slashdot | Your Rights Online | Usenet Gag Order.

MenWeb - Men's Issues: When is it a Felony to Talk about Zoom Skis?. A King County District Judge today issued a far-reaching order that may be a first-ever precedent in cyber-space, banning a man from talking about Zoom skis, or any other skiing-related topic, in the Usenet newsgroup Rec. Skiing.Alpine. A motion to limit the order to ban off-topic posts was denied.
 

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