Supreme Court to Rule on Internet indecency limits
The Supreme Court will hear the case challenging the Communications Decency Act, a 1996 law that bans indecent material online and could jail violators. Courts in Philadelphia and New York struck it down, and advocates warn the ruling will shape First Amendment rights and access for adults amid the Internet’s rapid growth.
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At a Krop facility, Sedekae and a dozen managers monitor 97 computers to track 15,000 daily commercial airline flights and weather, ensuring Christmas mail moves on. Capacity woes grow with direct mail surges and heavier luggage, forcing extra flights and emergency planning during storms.
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