obscenity
అసభ్య
definition
noun
the book was banned for obscenity
the state or quality of being obscene; obscene behavior, language, or images.
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This standard allows a state to judge 'obscenity' , at least in part, on the basis of local standards, although there are apparently limits to the extent that idiosyncratically intolerant local standards may apply.
The judge then turned to the statutory definition of 'obscenity' and said that it -
The few restrictions allowed concern such matters as 'obscenity' , libel, national security, and the sometimes conflicting right to a fair trial.
Zine editors, we are told, feel they are immune to the restrictions of copyright, libel and 'obscenity' laws, grammar, punctuation, spelling, and pagination.
I've looked at the extradition treaty and there's no extradition for 'obscenity' .
From common law libel to public 'obscenity' to nude dancing to burning the flag, the Supreme Court has extended legal protection under the aegis of the First Amendment's clause protecting the freedom of speech.
When I think of ‘narrative,’ I'm reminded of the Supreme Court Justice asked to define 'obscenity' : I know it when I see it.
Morality is one of those things, like 'obscenity' , that arbiters have had a hard time defining.
the book was banned for 'obscenity'
a stream of invective and 'obscenity'
The Net can sometimes seem like a monstrous fountain of 'obscenity' , hate and lies, the ultimate refuge for sociopaths releasing years of pent-up frustration.
First, while 'obscenity' is illegal, pornography is not, when viewed by adults.
I have deleted the post involving 'obscenity' and banned the poster from commenting, although they told me that they would not be returning to the site in any event.
Anti-gambling activists argue that economic gains are overstated and legalization would cause 'obscenity' , violence, and other social problems.
Undoubtedly, English law was imprecise on the matter of 'obscenity' , and the jurist might well have found this irritating.
the book was banned for 'obscenity'
Officials are reviewing several complaints regarding 'obscenity' and lawmakers are moving quickly to provide regulators with even more ammunition.
For better or worse, the standing ‘test’ for 'obscenity' created by our Supreme Court does not define it in absolute terms, but defers to ‘community standards’.
The government has historically used 'obscenity' and copyright laws to stifle the importation of ‘undesirable’ foreign media.
Because the Court has ruled that 'obscenity' is not protected speech, the FCC may ban it entirely.
He did not oppose legislation governing 'obscenity' or child pornography, but decried the exploitation of fear of child pornography to further bids to censor the Net.
Wade through the policy statements and 'obscenity' violation documents the Federal Communications Commission makes available to the public, and you will fast get lost in a sea of legal jargon.
‘Shanghai Baby’ was not the only book banned for 'obscenity' in China.
I get up muttering 'obscenities' under my breath as I try to wake up my foot that has decided to fall asleep on me.
When the game was over, Drew stalked off, muttering 'obscenities' under his breath.
The extremists have shouted 'obscenities' at her in front of her children and other neighborhood children.
A couple of days ago some high school sophomore flooded my comments boxes with 'obscenities' .
All the while, they were shouting 'obscenities' about my mother and other vile profanities.
Unfortunately, it is filled with 'obscenities' and blasphemies of the highest order.
If you chanted the kind of 'obscenities' heard tonight at an English football ground you'd be thrown out - probably for life.
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