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Obscenity on the Internet: Local Community Standards for Obscenity Are Unworkable on the Information Superhighway

Dennis W. Chiu

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United States v. Thomas, No. CR-94-20019-G (W

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United States v. Thomas, No. CR-94-20019-G (W

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United States v. Thomas, No. CR-94-20019-G (W

Key concepts: Information superhighway, The Internet, Community standards, Internet privacy, Pornography, Censorship, Business, Law

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