Monday, April 25, 2011

Miller v. California (1973)

Miller was prosecuted under California's obscenity laws and found guilty for mailings adult books and films, and the Court in 1973 voted 5 to 4 in California's favor.

Although finding guilty for expressing free speech and a free press is against the first amendment, I do think the Court made a right decision, because it is just not right.

This guy got adult magazine, and is freaked out about it.

I do not think "free" speech or "free" press mean that persons or materials that they produce should be allowed to exist with no regulation or restrictions because if there is no regulation, terrorist might express free speech and free press to  confuse Americans and put this country in danger.

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