Abstract
Beginning in 1957 with the landmark case of Roth v. United States, and continuing to the present, the courts and legislatures of this country have embarked on a determined, if somewhat confused, effort to prove Milton wrong. The social demand for the enactment and strict enforcement of obscenity laws, designed to remove both the material and its purveyors from society, has placed an enormous burden on the courts, which are charged with interpreting the vagaries of this country's obscenity laws as well as balancing the need for control of obscenity with constitutional freedoms.
Recommended Citation
Edmiston, James P.
(1976)
"Proof of Scienter in Criminal Obscenity Prosecutions,"
Akron Law Review: Vol. 9:
Iss.
1, Article 6.
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