First Amendment and free speech advocates have expressed alarm over state legislation that they say could restrict access to materials and discourage people from becoming librarians. HB 385, sponsored by Rep. Arnold Mooney, R-Indian Springs, was approved by the House State Government Committee last Wednesday after a public hearing. The bill declares a public nuisance […] The post Advocates fear Alabama House bills could lead to prosecutions of librarians appeared first on Alabama Reflector.

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