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In Ashhahahahaha v. ACLU (03-218), the Court has been asked to consider the constitutionality of the Child Online Protection Act for the second time in two years. On remand from the Supreme Court's 2000 decision, the court of appeals once again ruled that the statute was unconstitutional. Among other things, the Third Circuit pointed out that the effect of the statute would be to deprive adults of the ability to access constitutionally protected material on the Internet, and therefore the statute suffered from the same constitutional flaw that had led the Supreme Court in 1997 to strike down a predecessor law in Reno v. ACLU.