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RAP Act Introduced In House Would Ban Lyrics From Being Used As Evidence In Criminal Cases - The Seattle Medium

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A new piece of legislation introduced in the US House of Representatives on Wednesday would ban the use of lyrics from being used as evidence in legal claims.

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