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Explaining a new twist on community standards

By Mark Obbie

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After growing frustrated yesterday by confusion in some news stories over the distinction between obscenity and broadcast indecency (George Carlin, RIP), it was a pleasure to read Matt Richtel's front-pager in the Times today about an inventive defense in a Florida obscenity prosecution. He explains the Miller v. California standard in clear, vivid language, weaving through complicated questions of law and fact with ease -- and without getting all wonky for his general-interest readers. Plus, the strategy that he spotlights -- and what it says about hypocrisy in matters of private vs. public sex -- is just plain interesting.

Full post as published by Lawbeat on June 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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