US Supreme Court Hears Child Porn Case      11/1/2007

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White Ribbons Against Pornography Week 2007 was highlighted by the U.S. Supreme Court hearing arguments in the case of U.S. v. Williams, which challenges the federal law which bans the advertising and promotion of child pornography, which is itself illegal and not protected by the First Amendment. CWA's Policy Director for Legal Issues Mario Diaz was at the court for the arguments and shares his insight on the case and the justices' reactions to the arguments presented. Listen | Download

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