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CHARLESTON The West Virginia House of Delegates debated the merits of removing protections for public librarians and school librarians from criminal prosecu

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West Virginia House passes bill concerning obscenity in libraries, museums

CHARLESTON — The Republican-led West Virginia House of Delegates on Friday passed a bill that would open librarians to criminal penalties for showing obscene materials to minors.

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Librarians could be criminally charged over obscene books in West Virginia bill

Librarians could be criminally charged over obscene books in West Virginia bill
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West Virginia GOP passes bill to prosecute librarians over obscene books

West Virginia Republicans passed a bill in the state House of Delegates that would open librarians and educators up to criminal prosecution over “obscene” books.

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West Virginia child labor bill clears House of Delegates

Despite concerns, lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that would remove school permission from the process for 14- and 15-year-olds.

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