The Supreme Court's current definition of obscenity denies free-speech protection to materials or activities that
A) depict sexuality in a way that is degrading to its subjects.
B) promote violence against women or children.
C) lack serious literary, artistic, or political merit.
D) present a clear and present danger to community standards of decency.
E) do not appeal to the prurient interest.
Question 2
Justice Potter Stewart's oft-quoted dictum on hard-core as opposed to soft-core pornography was
A) I know it when I see it.
B) Different strokes for different folks.
C) It won't play in Peoria.
D) One man's meat is another man's poison.
E) What could go wrong?
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