Mass Media and the Supreme Court: The Legacy of the Warren YearsKenneth S. Devol |
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Page 107
... problem presented by obscenity is attested by the expression of the legislatures of the 48 states as well as the Congress . To recognize the existence of a problem , however , does not require that we sustain any and all measures ...
... problem presented by obscenity is attested by the expression of the legislatures of the 48 states as well as the Congress . To recognize the existence of a problem , however , does not require that we sustain any and all measures ...
Page 108
... problem presented by these cases is how far , and on what terms , the state and federal governments have power to punish individuals for disseminating books considered to be undesirable because of their nature or supposed deleterious ...
... problem presented by these cases is how far , and on what terms , the state and federal governments have power to punish individuals for disseminating books considered to be undesirable because of their nature or supposed deleterious ...
Page 129
... problem is not without respectable support . . . . The States should have a wide range of choice in dealing with such problems , . . and this court should not interfere with state legislative judgments on them except upon the clearest ...
... problem is not without respectable support . . . . The States should have a wide range of choice in dealing with such problems , . . and this court should not interfere with state legislative judgments on them except upon the clearest ...
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THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT | 1 |
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New York Times v United States 1971 | 32 |
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