Anti-Porn Case Plows Virgin Legal Territory
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Attorneys at odds over the constitutionality of Missouri’s new “anti-porn” law appeared in court Thursday to argue the merits of a temporary restraining order request.
The law, which industry attorneys call “nothing short of economically devastating,” is set to take effect Aug. 28.
Judge Jon Beetem of the Cole County Circuit Court is expected to issue a preliminary decision on the case Friday.
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Posted by Rebecca Townsend on August 27, 2010. Filed under Government.
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