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A US appeals court will review its prior order keeping banned books on shelves in a Texas county

  • A split decision on a US appeals court case led to eight banned books remaining in a Texas county library, while nine were kept off.
  • The court granted Llano County officials a new hearing before the full court, resulting in the original order being vacated.
  • U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman previously ruled that the books must be returned, stating officials were biased against the ideas within the banned books.
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