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House Passes Deleting Online Predators Act
On July 27, the House voted 410-15 in favor of the Deleting Online Predators Act. Having passed in the House, the bill now goes to the Senate. Hopefully, DOPA will not be rushed through the Senate as it was in the House, giving Senators time to think beyond the bill’s name and understand its true implications.
Resources
- Chat rooms could face expulsion (CNET News.com, 7/27/06)
- Contact information for Senators
- NCAC's initial report on the controversy
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