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Supreme Court revisits arguments in online pornography case

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By Lyle Denniston
Globe Correspondent / March 3, 2004

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WASHINGTON -- Ordinarily, US Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson prepares for an appearance before the Supreme Court by acting out his argument before a pretend court. This time, for a case about the Internet, he added a new twist: searching online for free porn. (Full Article: 817 Words)

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