Who's Being Pornographic Here? (And Were Pornography Allegations Related to School Library Book Reading Defamatory?)
Reason Magazine • 3/13/2026
Summary
The Colorado Court of Appeals issued an opinion in the case Wilburn v. Guthrie, presided over by Judge Karl Schock and joined by Judges Matthew and others. The case involves allegations of pornography related to a school library book reading and questions whether these allegations were defamatory.
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