As local libraries navigate censorship law, national group calls for repeal

When the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of censorship in July, overturning a lower court’s injunction against a law that potentially exposes librarians to criminal charges if a minor checks out something “harmful,” many folks predicted implementation of the law would lead to drastic changes in many libraries around the state.Just over a month later, those predictions are proving prescient, with libraries making wholesale changes to how and what minors can check