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This implies that it needs to be narrowly adapted, but not too narrowly tailored. While the text of COPA is kind of akin to the Communications Decency Act (CDA), the two statutes differ in a couple of key ways. For instance, the language of the CDA is a lot more broad. It defines "dangerous fabric" as "articles, recordings, or other communications" that may be harmful to babies. But whereas the CDA didn't define the actual parties guilty for violating the law, COPA does. Any person who "knowingly and with competencies" makes a advertisement communication could be liable under the statute. A variety of civil liberties groups filed a lawsuit against COPA, arguing that it violated their First Amendment rights. An injunction was issued by a federal district court in Philadelphia. That injunction was upheld by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in June 2000. Although the lower court determination was upheld, the appeals court found that the statute was too broad. As a result, the government was given the chance to file oral arguments before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in November 1999.
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