Home > Topics > Speech > Libraries & First Amendment   By Brian Schraum First Amendment Center Online intern Washington State’s highest court is set to rule on whether a public library may refuse to turn off its Internet filters when asked. FULL STORY>     'Twilight' hits another milestone: ALA list of challenged books Multimillion-selling series ranks No. 5; Lauren Myracle's 'IM' series bumps And Tango Makes Three from top spot. 04.15.10   Wash. high court upholds library-filtering policy Majority finds libraries' refusal to disable content-blocking filters for adult patrons doesn't run afoul of state constitution, but dissenters say ruling restricts constitutionally protected speech. 05.07.10  SEARCH  MORE Libraries & First Amendment issues > Banned books Internet Filters & Public Libraries Patriot Act