On our own shores, a California court in February took prior restraint, an idea that is anathema to the First Amendment and against which the Supreme Court has many times ruled in instances of traditional ink-on-paper publishing, ordered an entire Web site to be shut down to prevent the publication of a disputed document.
e-Speech Is Looking Like Free Speech With More Than Just Some Letters Missing
Recent court decisions, congressional legislation and foreign governmental self-help actions appear to be aimed at transforming the new millennium's icon of free speech ' the Internet ' into a source of semi-free speech.
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