Obscenity Laws—A Shift to Reality

Warren, Earl

doi:10.4324/9780429339264-8

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Obscenity Laws—A Shift to Reality

Abstract: 85 Id. § 647. 86 Id. § 314. 87 Id. § 290. 38 Id. § 647(a). 89 People v. Babb, 103 Cal. App. 2d 326, 229 P.2d 843 (191). 40 CAL. PEN. CODE § 314(l) (West 1970). 41 Id. 42 Id. § 240. 48 Id. § 242.

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