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: Media Law Prof BlogNinth Circuit Holds Oregon "Luring" and "Grooming" Statutes Overbroad
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The Ninth Circuit has ruled that two Oregon statutes generally forbidding the exposure of sexually explicit material to children are overbroad and violate the First Amendment. We consider here the constitutionality of a pair of Oregon statutes intended to stop...Full post as published by Media Law Prof Blog on October 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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