It Ain’t About Porn
The Supreme Court has ruled that to overcome a presumption that sexually oriented material is protected under the 1st Amendment, prosecutors must prove that an average person applying “contemporary community standards” would find it “patently offensive” and without literary or artistic merit.
Even under that subjective standard, “we can prohibit all hard-core pornography” if the Justice Department is willing to pursue it…
Trial puts obscenity standards to the test
Justice officials targeting porn
Politics Of Porn
U.S. renewing its fight against pornography
Ashcroft’s Porn War
Obscenity Crimes
U.S. Attorneys move against ‘adult’ porn
Morality In Media - Obscenity Enforcement
Obscenity Prosecution Featured in Congressional Resolution
Steps in the Right Direction to Combat Adult Obscenity
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