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Why Miller V. Californiaâ•Žs Local Community
Risky Speech at the Intersection of Meaning and Value in First Amendment Jurisprudence
Commentary on Larry Flynt's Role in the Free Speech Debate
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CIPA - Internet Safety Policy and Computer Acceptable Use Policy
Hard-Core Pornography: a Proposal for a Per Se Rule
Obscenity, Miller,And the Future of Public Discourse on the Intemet John Tehranian University of Utah, S.J
Unconstitutional Vagueness and Restrictiveness in the Contextual Analysis of the Obscenity Standard: a Critical Reading of the Miller Test Genealogy
Barriers to the Voluntary Adoption of Internet Tagging Proposals
The Internet and the Fall of the Miller Obscenity Standard: Reexamining the Problem of Applying Local Community Standards in Light of a Recent Circuit Split
Justice Samuel A. Alito's Lonely War Against Abhorrent, Low-Value Clay Calvert
Constitutional Principles and Federal Statutes
The Return of Variable Obscenity Frederick F
The Categorical Free Speech Doctrine and Contextualization
The RICO Threat to Artistic Freedoms: an Indirect Consequence of the Anti-Pornography Crusade?
Harmful Speech and the Culture of Indeterminacy Anthony D'amato Northwestern University School of Law,
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Absolute Freedom of Opinion and Sentiment on All Subjects: John
Defining Pornography
Top View
How Societal Value Evolution Has Redefined Obscenity
Obscenity and Indecency: Constitutional Principles and Federal Statutes
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, New Orleans, Louisiana
Constitutional Principles and Federal Statutes
Purely Written Speech and the Doctrine of Obscenity
182 Continue These Trends, It Could Significantly Reduce the Force of the Es
Nofilter: the Censorship of Artistic Nudity on Social Media
Obscenity Prosecutions in Cyberspace: the Miller Test Cannot “Go Where No [Porn] Has Gone Before”
Defining Obscenity: the Criterion of Value
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Filed October 23, 2000 UNITED STATES COURT of APPEALS
Eyes Wide Open, Minds Wide Shut: Art, Obscenity, and the First Amendment in Contemporary America
Reflections on Contemporary Community Standards: the Ep Rpetuation of an Irrelevant Concept in the Law of Obscenity Frederick F
An Objective Approach to Obscenity in the Digital Age
Freedom of Speech and Press: Exceptions to the First Amendment
The Seventh Circuit Prefers Its Video Games Violent, Not Sexy
The Law of Obscenity in Comic Books
Prostitution and Obscenity: a Comment Upon the Attorney General's Report on Pornography
Post-Modern Art and the Death of Obscenity Law
The Objective Standard for Social Value in Obscenity Cases Lorri Staal
State V. Kearns, 2016-Ohio-5941.] in the COURT of APPEALS of OHIO
Censorship of Cable Television's Leased and Public Access Channels: Current Status of Alliance for Community Media V
Larry Flint Uncensored: a Dialogue with the Most Controversial Figure
Community Standards of Utah and the Amish Country Rule the World Wide Web - Ashcroft V
Defending Against a Charge of Obscenity in the Internet Age: How Google Searches Can Illuminate Miller's "Contemporary Community Standards" Shannon Creasy
PDF of Court Decision