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Sixth Circuit Rolls Back Injunction Against Tennessee’s Unconstitutional Age Verification Law

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Sixth Circuit Rolls Back Injunction Against Tennessee’s Unconstitutional Age Verification Law

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Well, that didn’t take long. A short-lived win for civil liberties and the Free Speech Coalition has been undone by the Sixth Circuit Appeals court. The reasoning behind the roll back of the …

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