Plaintiffs' arguments against Utah's anti-pornography law

Led by a local bookstore owner and the ACLU, the suit challenges the constitutionality of a Utah law on a First Amendment basis.

The law would require the attorney general to create a list of sites with adult content.

Shops like the King's English could face criminal charges if they don't remove "potentially harmful material" or require age verification for their sites.

Internet providers could be required to block sites with potentially harmful material, which some say would affect unrelated sites.

Recent comments

• Most Popular
• Most Commented

1. Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin passes away at 91
2. Smith's journals made available to public for 1st time
3. Wyoming selects first in coaching go-round
4. Sore losers won't let go in California
5. High school boys basketball: Top 20
6. Video games galore
7. 2008 All-State Volleyball Team
8. Utah Jazz: Banged-up Jazz trying to find some consistency
9. Utah: Prices are down, but what's to come?
10. Utah Utes football: Team back to work, sans opponent

1. Sore losers won't let go in California 443
2. Boise State should man up, play TCU 189
3. BYU football: Destination is unknown for Cougars 169
4. Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin passes away at 91 153
5. BCS again holds NCAA hostage 120
6. 4 BYU students charged in theft 108
7. Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet 100
8. Mulling over some BCS possibilities 91
9. There's no easy answer to Boise State's bowl issue 87
10. Smith's journals made available to public for 1st time 86
11. (Stories published in the last five days with the most comments)

• A & E
• LDS news
• Sports