Supreme Court Decision in the Communications Decency Act (CDA)

RawAlex · 2006-03-21, 06:17 PM

Miller sucks, but this confirms that it isn't going to go away. Think of it as a sort of dirt basement for defining obscenity. It isn't a safety net, but it does define limits that even the DoJ can't get around.

I am more interested to see someone attempt to use Miller by defining the internet as a community, and that what is available on the internet is in fact this community's standard. I don't think anyone has actually gone down this road, but I think it might be a very interesting twist in the game.

Alex

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2006-03-21, 06:17 PM	#5
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Miller sucks, but this confirms that it isn't going to go away. Think of it as a sort of dirt basement for defining obscenity. It isn't a safety net, but it does define limits that even the DoJ can't get around. I am more interested to see someone attempt to use Miller by defining the internet as a community, and that what is available on the internet is in fact this community's standard. I don't think anyone has actually gone down this road, but I think it might be a very interesting twist in the game. Alex