While the press focuses on the Pledge of Allegiance case, the Supreme Court is quietly taking on another case that could have more troubling implications for the separation of church and state.
Posted on Apr 15, 2002, Source: Free Expression Policy Project
Salon.com, Riotgrrl.com, and the Kama Sutra screen saver are just a few of the web sites threatened with censorship if the Supreme Court rules against free speech in Ashcroft v. ACLU.
The Children's Internet Protection Act mandates that all public schools and libraries using federal funds for Internet use must install a filtering system by this July or risk losing the aid altogether.
