Originally posted by joeupyours:

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Originally posted by Azuran:

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I don't see where this law prevents you from saying what you want. That being said First Amendment case law, as it pertains to the Internet, is severley lacking considering how long the web has been a major part of our lives. There is one case, McIntyre v. Ohio Election Commission, that protects anonymity in the distribution of pamphlets. Another case, American Library Association v. U.S. Department of Justice, grants speech on the Internet to the highest level of First Amendment protection.

The language of this law would have to be worded to pertain to currently banned forms of speech (violent, treasonous, etc.) in order for it to stand a court challenge.

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