Prohibiting Public Displays of Popular Literature Harmful to Some Children: An Infringement of Adult Rights?

Stephen W Gard

Prohibiting Public Displays of Popular Literature Harmful to Some Children: An Infringement of Adult Rights?

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Abstract

This article discusses the issues, facts, background, significance, and arguments in Commonwealth of Virginia v. American Booksellers Association, Inc., a case involving the sale of sexually explicit materials which raises issues of free speech rights.

Original language	American English
Journal	Preview
Volume	12
State	Published - Jan 1 1987

Keywords

free speech
sexually explicit materials
booksellers

Disciplines

Constitutional Law
First Amendment
Juvenile Law

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