A federal judge has tossed out South Carolina's ban on distribution of sexually explicit pictures to minors over the Internet, saying it violates the First Amendment and Congress' authority over interstate commerce. U.S. District Judge Patrick Duffy said in his ruling Monday that Internet filters are an equally effective and less restrictive alternative for keeping such material from minors. Similar laws have been thrown out in six othner states, according to an attorney.
May 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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