A local civil rights group today sued a county in Virginia over a recently instituted library policy that requires that certain Web sites be blocked for all patrons, regardless of age. The Washington-based People for the American Way, which helped defeat the Communications Decency Act, is representing 11 plaintiffs who say Loudoun County Public Library's requirement is unconstitutional. By rejecting the most controversial provision in the Communications Decency Act in June, the Supreme Court unequivocally granted the Internet the same First Amendment protections as those staunchly guarded for print media. All rights reserved.
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