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If obscene material unprotected by the First Amendment in itself carried with it a "penumbra" of constitutionally protected privacy, this Court would not have found it necessary to decide Stanley on the narrow basis of the "privacy of the home," which was hardly more than a reaffirmation that "a man's home is his
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The Georgia obscenity laws involved herein should now be re-evaluated in the light of the First Amendment standards newly enunciated by the Court in Miller v

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(d) Since the basis for challenging the testimony was not in existence when the proceedings were concluded before the Board, petitioner should be given leave to make its allegations before the Board in a proceeding under 14 (a) of the Act

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Legal Issue Enter either your legal issue or location to continue Find a Lawyer United States Supreme Court No. 88-10 Argued: March 20, 1989 Decided: June 22, 1989 Respondent was the unsuccessful challenger for the position of Municipal

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90-26 Argued: January 08, 1991 Decided: June 21, 1991 Respondents, two Indiana establishments wishing to provide totally nude dancing as entertainment and individual dancers employed at those establishments, brought suit in the District Court to enjoin enforcement of the state public indecency law - which requires