Justice Dept. defends mandatory Web-labeling bill – CNET News.com

Justice Dept. defends mandatory Web-labeling bill | CNET News.com
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WASHINGTON–The U.S. Department of Justice has stepped up its defense of a proposal to imprison Web site operators who don’t label pages containing sexually explicit material.

The idea, outlined in an April speech by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, is approaching a vote in Congress. Even though there have been no hearings, the legislation has been attached to two separate measures–a massive communications bill and a bill to fund large portions of the federal government including the State Department–that are likely to be considered by the full Senate this fall.

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