INDIANA (WSBT) — A controversial new law bans “harmful materials” from schools and libraries and some say it could lead to the criminal prosecution of teachers and librarians. House Bill ...

School librarians face a new penalty in the banned-book wars: Prison. Several states have passed laws that could sentence people for years if they provide ‘obscene’ books to minors ...

Pomerantz’s book, “People vs. Donald Trump,” describes his work investigating Trump’s alleged financial crimes as a special prosecutor in the Manhattan D.A.’s office. Pomerantz, a former ...

West Virginia bill allowing librarians to be prosecuted over 'obscene' books moves forward The bill would erase criminal liability protections for public libraries, museums and schools that ...

Educators worry SB 12 adds threat of prosecution, while 'bad books' bill seen as allowing parental grievance process. News Purdue Sports Life Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. LOCAL.

Indiana Senate Bill would open school librarians, teachers to prosecution over 'bad books' Jenny Porter Tilley Arika Herron. Indianapolis Star. In 2022, ...

West Virginia House of Delegates passes a bill that would allow the prosecution of teachers and librarians over supposedly "obscene" LGBTQ books.

A Tennessee bill that would open book publishers and distributors to criminal prosecution for sending obscene materials to public schools is headed to Gov. Bill Lee. The Tennessee House of ...