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Supreme Court limits federal power in arson and cable cases
The court narrowed the scope of a federal anti arson law in Jones v U S, signaling limits on Congress power to regulate. It also struck down part of the Communications Decency Act in U S v Playboy, allowing state or local handling of some crimes and shielding cable operators from certain time based restrictions. Justices’ votes showed some conserves and liberals breaking from predictable lines. Public Forum P O Box Odessa Texas notes readers can send comments by mail or internet.
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