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When detectives looking into child pornography allegations raided the offices of two Internet service providers and seized their computers, they set in motion a series of hotly contested court battles now pending in four courts. In the latest development, a federal judge has refused to abstain from hearing a civil rights suit by Voicenet Communications and Omni Telecom after concluding that a pending state grand jury investigation is no reason for federal courts to step aside.
August 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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