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Oregon Supreme Court: It's OK to View Child Porn Online
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled today that it’s perfectly legal to look at child pornography on the Internet, if none of those images are purposely downloaded, printed or paid for.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects New Albany DVD Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear New Albany, Ind.'s appeal in its six-year fight to close New Albany DVD, a business that is now known as Cleopatra's.
Shellee Hale Wants Her Too Much Media Case to Go to N.J. Supreme Court
Blogger Shellee Hale, the defendant in the Too Much Media defamation lawsuit, wants the N.J. Supreme Court to hear her case.
Ira Isaacs to Make U.S. Supreme Court Appeal
The Ira Isaacs obscenity case could be headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Topco Prevails at the U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, without comment, declined to hear an appeal by Know Mind Enterprises in its bid to appeal a patent ruling over slippery borosilicate glass.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects 2257 Challenge
Without comment, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied a challenge to 18 U.S.C. § 2257, the federal recordkeeping and labeling law for the adult entertainment industry.
Ala. Supreme Court Nixes Challenge to Sex Toy Ban
Alabama Supreme Court justices, 7-2, ruled on Friday that Hoover, Ala.-based Love Stuff can’t sell vibrators and other sexual devices.
Pa. Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Porn in Prisons
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a ban on adult content in its state prisons.
Pa. Supreme Court: Viewing CP Online Is a Felony
Pennsylvania’s highest court ruled this week that prosecutors do not necessarily have to prove a defendant intentionally downloaded child porn to get convictions.
California Supreme Court Upholds Prop. 8
The Supreme Court of California has upheld Proposition 8, eliminating the right of same-sex couples to marry. They have also ruled that existing same-sex marriages will remain legal.
Supreme Court Punts on Janet Jackson Breast Case
In a minor victory for the FCC over broadcast networks, the U.S. Supreme Court punted on the case involving Janet Jackson's breast at the Super Bowl.
Supreme Court Backs FCC Dirty-Word Ban
"Even isolated utterances can be made in vulgar and shocking manner, and can constitute harmful first blows to children," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in the opinion.
Trade Group Petitions Kentucky Supreme Court Over Domain Seizures
The Internet Commerce Association (ICA) has announced its opposition to efforts by the State of Kentucky to seize the domain names of out-of-state gaming websites.
Supreme Returns to Rule 'New Thug City'
Fan-favorite performer Supreme has filmed two new flicks for Blatino all-male production house Pitbull Productions.
The Election, the Supreme Court and Adult
Whether the next American president will be Republican John McCain or Democrat Barack Obama, there is a very strong possibility that he will be nominating at least one — if not two — justices for the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ariz. Supreme Court Reverses Decision in Adult Bookstore Case
The Arizona Supreme Court has overturned the dismissal of charges against two adult bookstore owners who were prosecuted for violating a state law that restricts their business hours
Iowa Asks State Supreme Court to Reconsider Nude Dancing Decision
A Fremont County judge ruled that nude dancing was an art and ruled in favor of an Iowa dance club owner. The state's attorney general wants that ruling reviewed.
Conn. Supreme Court OKs Viewing Booths at Adult Store
The Connecticut Supreme Court has allowed a new adult store to open with viewing booths in North Haven, Conn., in a 3-2 decision released Wednesday.
Florida Supreme Court Oks Pornography for Some Inmates
The Florida Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s ruling on Thursday that will allow sex offenders serving probation to posses pornography if it's not "relevant" to their "deviant behavior pattern."
Free Speech Coalition Analyzes Supreme Court Ruling
The Free Speech Coalition will release an analysis of this week's Supreme Court decision regarding the PROTECT act on its website today.