Abstract
In the United States there are government controls of at least two types of press, seditious libel and obscenity. Even though the first amendment protects speech and press, libels against the government and obscenity have not been given free reign, and have been consistently controlled. Although the conflicts over seditious libel aided the development of current standards of freedom of the press, the controls of obscenity have not yet completed that development and are inconsistent with those first amendment standards.
Recommended Citation
Eades, Ronald W.
(1978)
"The Control of Seditious Libel as a Basis for the Development of the Law of Obscenity,"
Akron Law Review: Vol. 11:
Iss.
1, Article 2.
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