Supreme Court Upholds Internet Filters (TechNews.com) (Washington Post).
“The Supreme Court upheld today a federal law that seeks to prevent Internet users at public libraries from gaining access to pornography, a decision that could affect the online choices available to millions of Americans who use the World Wide Web at libraries.” Stevens, Souter, and Ginsburg dissented.

The Decision. ALA denounces decision.

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