The Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday debating whether a state law criminalizing school librarians who stock “explicit sexual content” violates their free speech rights (Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri Independent).
The Missouri Supreme Court is weighing whether a 2022 law making it a crime for school employees to provide students with “explicit sexual material” violates constitutional free speech protections.
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