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Obscenity doesn't cover much more than child pornography. It used to, but not anymore. You should read Reno v ACLU. The reasonable time, manner and place restr
by ameister14 8y ago
Obscenity doesn't cover much more than child pornography. It used to, but not anymore. You should read Reno v ACLU.
The reasonable time, manner and place restrictions aren't enforced and also wouldn't be upheld, but you're right, perjury, blackmail and some kinds of harassment aren't covered. Solicitations to commit crimes actually aren't always illegal.
- learc83 8y ago>Obscenity doesn't cover much more than child pornography. It used to, but not anymore. The definition of obscenity isn't well defined, but there are still numerous laws throughout the US that ban obscene speech that have been upheld--zoophilia porn laws, and bans on selling sex toys are 2 examples I can think of off the top of my head. >The reasonable time, manner and place restrictions aren't enforced and also wouldn't be upheld The government very regularly enforces this. What do you think free speech zones and protest permits are for?