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Anarchist's Cookbook, yes, probably. There has already been several convictions under this law for owning descriptions of how to make bombs. (The law dates from
by vilhelm_s 9y ago
Anarchist's Cookbook, yes, probably. There has already been several convictions under this law for owning descriptions of how to make bombs. (The law dates from 2000, although the maximum sentence is now being increased from 10 to 15 years).
Mein Kampf, I'm less sure, there have been people charged with owning ISIS propaganda, but I'm not sure exactly how it worked out on appeal. (They were also convicted on other counts.)
- PoachedSausage 9y agoMost of the convictions have happened due to the defendant being caught for something else/more serious. The question is, where do you draw the line, are books on basic chemistry and physics, from which can be derived illegal knowledge, also to be banned?