PA Child Porn-Blocking Law Challenged, Suspended

An anonymous reader submits: "Pennsylvania's controversial child porn controls have been challenged in court, and in a surprising twist, suspended by the state. If you recall, PA required ISPs within the state to block access to sites hosting child porn. The list (which used IP addresses) is compiled solely by the State Attorney General's Office. The use of IPs resulted in the unnecessary snagging of other sites on the same hosting service. The plaintiffs are the ACLU, CDT, and a Doylestown PA ISP. The State AG, in an odd move, suspended the law and the list indefinitely. [Note: Philly.com appeared to suffer a DDoS earlier today. Please be kind to their admins.]"

Comments

Re:Well

[nocomment]

How about this, since they know the ISP's, and since they know the domain name (if blocking by IP blocks other sites then obviously they are using virtual hosting by domain name), why don't they

A> Contact the ISP and have the site shutdown, as well as supbeona all logs of the people accessing the site.

-AND-

B> Arrest the mutherfucker