The Supreme Court's Test for Obscenity, as Established in Miller

question 71

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court's test for obscenity, as established in Miller v. California, includes each of the following except

• A) "we know it when we see it."
• B) the whole work appeals to prurient interest in sex.
• C) when the law specifically defines what depictions of sexual conduct are obscene.
• D) the work must lack serious artistic, political, or literary value.
• E) None of the above

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