A coalition that includes bookstores and publishers is opposing an Arizona law that criminalizes the sale, publication or display of nude photos or sexual images without the subject’s consent. They claim the law amounts to an unconstitutional muzzle on free speech rights.
The coalition, which also includes newspapers, photographers and librarians, filed suit in federal court last week to block enforcement of the law.
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