U.S. Judge throws out 1998 internet porn law
March 25, 2007 at 8:05 pm Leave a comment
Porn laws enforced over the years by US law enforcement and thier global counterparts have been given a bad blow with a ruling of a Judge thatmay open the floodgates for those who seek to abuse chilren online.
[] “… The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Thursday welcomed a decision by a federal judge to overturn a 1998 law that made it a crime for Web sites to offer sexually explicit material that could be accessed by minors. …”[] ACLU statement
In Asia and Europe the laws are and the judges powers only cover the US shores – so – those who think they can still run thier cyberporn businesses protexted by this ruling overseas will still face stern prosecution.
However the ruling did have point that covered the ability of website owners to be able to verify the age of user. Something even school districts has problems with accross the USA.
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