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BACKPAGE.COM, LLC v. HOFFMAN et al
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October 02, 2013
NJ Continues Defense Of Its Anti-Human-Trafficking Bill
The State of New Jersey responded to a suit on Tuesday that challenges a recently passed anti-human-trafficking law, indicating the state's intent to continue defending the bill against online services providers who say the legislation will cause them undue liability.
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September 03, 2013
NJ Signals It May Stop Defending Anti-Human Trafficking Law
The State of New Jersey indicated Friday that it may abandon a recently enacted anti-human trafficking law that was blocked by a New Jersey federal judge after critics challenged its constitutionality and said it could make online service providers liable for user-posted content.
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August 19, 2013
NJ Law Targeting Human Trafficking Blocked In Fed. Court
A New Jersey federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Friday blocking a newly enacted state human trafficking prevention law, saying it potentially criminalizes speech protected by the First Amendment and unduly exposes online service providers to legal liability for user-posted content.
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July 02, 2013
NJ Judge Blocks Law Making Sites Liable For Users' Sex Ads
A New Jersey federal judge on Friday temporarily halted the implementation of a provision in a recently enacted state human trafficking prevention law that a pair of online service providers claimed would have wrongfully exposed them to legal liability for content posted by their users.