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A Texas public library did not violate patrons' right to free speech by removing books due to their content, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled on Friday.

The federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the first time that public library patrons have no right to receive information under the First Amendment.

5th Circuit rules Texas library patrons have no First Amendment right to information The 10-7 ruling overturns a decades-old precedent barring the removal of library books for political reasons.