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Full post as published by Law in the News on November 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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Bono, Cher, and the Supremes: Supreme Court Takes Profanity Case
"Supreme Court Takes Up Case of Use of Profanity on TV"
"Profanity Wars Come to PBS; 'Filth' Tells Story of British Precursor to U.S. War on Profanity"
"Supreme Court to Review FCC Ban on Profanity"
"Supreme Court Hears FCC Profanity Case"
ADF Attorney: Supreme Court will side with FCC, families
"'Survivor' winner takes case to Supreme Court"
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