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Washington State high court rules in favor of library filters

By Alliance Alert

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CitizenLink: "In a 6-3 decision, the Washington Supreme Court has said that public libraries do not have to disable Internet filters, just because an adult patron requests it . . . Former Justice Department official Patrick Trueman said restricting access to inappropriate online content is in the library's best interest. 'A library may have some criminal or civil liability for providing some of this material,' he said, 'and a library should look out, not only for its patrons, but for itself and its directors.'" | Bradburn v. N. Cent. Reg?l Library Dist., No. 82200-0 (WA May 6, 2010) | Concurrence | Dissent | Community Defense Counsel abstract available here.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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