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322 F.3d 240
Evidence presented to this Court is likely to establish at trial that the implementation of credit card or adult verification screens in front of material that is harmful to minors may deter users from accessing such materials and that the loss of users of such material may affect the speakers' economic ability to provide such communications.
just as we have determined that COPA's affirmative defenses, by requiring the use of a credit card or adult identification number, similarly place an impermissible burden on adult users.
In addition, the District Court found that verification systems may be subject to evasion and circumvention, for example by minors who have their own credit cards.
(03-218) 542 U.S. 656 (2004)
322 F.3d 240, affirmed and remanded.
If anyone is interested -- this applies to US Law only.
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