You all remember this case -- the child pornography case that our own Rick Diaz and Lou Guerra argued before the High Court.
The Court ruled 7-2 against Diaz's client.
Here's a summary from SCOTUSBlog:
In a second major ruling, the Court — after years of repeatedly nullifying Congress’ efforts to stamp out child pornography on the Internet — finally upheld such a law, a 2003 statute that Congress shaped in a way that it hopes would spare it from the same fate as earlier attempts. In an opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia, the Court found that the 2003 law did not reach too far and that it was not vague in its scope. The decision came on a 7-2 vote in United States v. Williams (06-694).
Here is Justice Scalia's opinion.
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how many of us can say they got 2 USSC justices to vote their way? Congrats Rick - nice job!
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