PORTLAND, ORE. -- February 2, 1999. An anti-abortion website is found guilty of threatening violence. The decision raises questions of whether courts and legislation will place a "muzzle" on free expression via the Internet.
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The Portland Trial A stormy three-week trial yields a landmark precedent about Internet intimidation. |
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A Fiery Social Climate A glance into the cauldron in which the anti-abortion movement has been boiling. |
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The Speech Defender A St. Pete Times editorial proclaims: "Let the Nuremberg site stand." |
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The Peace Defender New York Times columnist Nat Hentoff argues any site allowing a group to rejoice murder should disslove. |
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Net Accountability The world enters a tug-of-war between upholding free speech and policing unlawful, threatening material on the Internet. |
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