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| | Supreme Court - Sliplists, 542 U. S., Part 2 |
 | | Washington, 466 U. 668, unreasonable on the basis of evidence not properly before the state court, and in holding that the state court acted contrary to federal law by requiring proof of prejudice by a preponderance of the evidence rather than by a reasonable probability. |
 | | American Civil Liberties Union, 542 U. R079; No. 03-218; 06/29/04. |
 | | The Third Circuit was correct to affirm the District Court's ruling that enforcement of the Child Online Protection Act, 47 U. §231, should be enjoined because the statute likely violates the First Amendment. |
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