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As the West Virginia Senate takes up House Bill 4654, which would allow criminal prosecution of schools, museums and libraries for permitting any materials deemed obscene to be seen by
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As the West Virginia Senate takes up House Bill 4654, which would allow criminal prosecution of schools, museums and libraries for permitting any materials deemed obscene to be seen by
West Virginia lawmakers are considering a bill that would make schools, public libraries and museums criminally liable for exhibiting or distributing obscene content to minors.
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – Local librarians say they have more questions than answers regarding a bill proposal at the state legislature. House Bill 4654 would allow for the prosecution of schools, museums, and libraries for displaying obscene material to children. Violators could face criminal charges. According to West Virginia Code, those who distributing obscene material […]
CHARLESTON – Lawmakers could open another front in the culture wars by lifting criminal liability protections for schools and libraries for carrying books some consider obscene. The House Judiciary Committee was set to take up House Bill 4654 Monday afternoon, but the legislation was removed from the agenda. Instead, the committee hosted a public hearing […]
CHARLESTON — Lawmakers could open another front in the culture wars by lifting criminal liability protections for schools and libraries for carrying books som