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"Alabama Supreme Court rules against Hoover store and upholds ban on sale of sex toys"

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"Alabama Supreme Court rules against Hoover store and upholds ban on sale of sex toys": Last Friday, The Birmingham News had an update that begins, "The Alabama Supreme Court today again upheld the state's ban on the sale of sex toys like those at the Hoover store Love Stuff. The court, still divided 7-2, again ruled that the 1988 law prohibiting the sale of sex toys does not violate the U.S. and Alabama constitutions."

Full post as published by How Appealing on March 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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