Abstract
I. Introduction … A. An Outline of Obscenity Law in the United States … B. An Outline of Obscenity Law in England and Wales
II. Areas of Similarity … A. Vague Standards … B. Lack of Judicial Concern for Fair Notice … C. Toleration of Geographic Inconsistency … D. Judicial Willingness to Let Personal Values Affect Decision-Making
III. Areas of Difference … A. Treatment of Violence and Drug-Taking … B. Greater Protection of the Expression of Ideas Relating to Sexual Matters in the United States … C. Willingness to Find Certain Material Not Obscene as a Matter of Law … D. Burden of Proof … E. Handling of Expert Testimony … F. Procedure for Seizure of Allegedly Obscene Material … G. Procedural Differences Not Peculiar to Obscenity Prosecutions
IV. Conclusion
Appendix
Recommended Citation
Robert P. Davidow and Michael O'Boyle,
Obscenity Laws in England and the United States: A Comparative Analysis,
56 Neb. L. Rev. 249
(1977)
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