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JOURN 4000 1st Edition Lecture 32Outline of Last LectureI. Privacy lawsOutline of Current LectureI. Privacy lawsII. Obscenity lawsCurrent LectureTony Twist predominant use test-Expressive and commercial testWinter bros comic, Autumn bros-Lost because they were in Cali, not MO-3 Stooges political commentary Abercrombie & Fitch, lost against appropriation of images Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise, Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker (used to sell Sephora perfume without consent)Catherine Bosley caseObscenity:What is obscenity? Art or is it obscenity? Serrano Piss Christ-Kiddy porn -Fanny Hill, Memoirs of A Woman of Pleasure Civil War These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.1873 Obscenity law that is still applicable is passed-Ulysses, James Joyce, obscene? Four-part test, Hickman test-Look at the work as a whole -Judge effect on reasonable people-Judge against incidental obscenity Justice Brennan sex synonymous with obscenity? No-Obscenity in this country, sex or excretory things-Violence is not obscenity -SC overturned Hickman test test asks if it appeals to prurient interest Redeeming social importance no redeeming value to be declared obscenePorn magazines obscene? What state interest justifies restraint?1. Unwilling adults2. Children 3-part test:1. Appeals to prurient interest? Decided by average person 2. Patently offensive? Affronts community standards related to description/portrayal of sexual matters?3. Lacks artistic value? Reasonable person standardCarnal Knowledge year in jail for showing this film? No, not allowedChildren and obscenity:-Mere possession of child porn is a crime-Larry Matthews immersed himself in child porn community for a story, traded porn with an FBI agent-No 1st Amendment defense, if you get something unwillingly you either delete it or send it to authoritiesVariable obscenity- material that is acceptable for adults might not be acceptable for children Pictures Robert Mapplethorpe-Exhibition, 18+ room only -Pictures of nude children -Brought him to trial-Jury did not agree with prosecutor 2 Live Crew escaped obscenity charges Colleen and Robert Thomas advertising nastiest sight on Earth-Guy in Memphis (working for prosecuting attorney) said it wasn’t nasty enough -What community standards are going to be used (California couple, tried in Tennessee)-Thomases said use Internet community standards-Court said no, use place of download community standards Virtual porn:Child Porn Prevention Act of 1996- image appeared to be of a person under 18, or if materials were advertised as child porn, it is prohibited under the law-Congress struck down law, can’t just “appear”-Not all-underage sex is obscene (Romeo and Juliet, American Beauty, etc.)-Protect Act end exploitation of children -SC upholds act-Williams sent email with child porn to secret service agent-Offering to provide child porn, or request to receive it, is the


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