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Alabama legislature advances bill that restricts books 'harmful to minors' in public libraries

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By Lou Kettering Verified
| JURIST Verified
The Alabama House of Representatives voted 72-28 to pass HB 385, which prohibits public libraries from providing materials that are “harmful to minors” or “obscene.” The bill, which passed on Thursday, will now go to the Alabama Senate. Under the bill, it is a public nuisance for public libraries to provide obscene or harmful materials to minors.
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US Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Idaho abortion ban case

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By Lou Kettering Verified
| NewsBreak
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US Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Idaho abortion ban case

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By Lou Kettering Verified
| JURIST Verified
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in the case concerning whether a 1986 federal law preempts Idaho’s near-total abortion ban. The Idaho statute criminalizes performing or attempting to perform an abortion unless not doing so would result in the mother’s death. The Biden administration argues that the Emergency Medical Treatment & Labor Act (EMTALA) preempts the Idaho law. The case is an appeal from a Ninth Circuit decision that halted Idaho’s ban.
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