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Law in the Electronic Brothel: How Postmodern Media Affect First Amendment Obscenity Doctrine
This Comment seeks to examine the implications of media ecology models for the past, present, and possible future of obscenity doctrine. Section II of this Comment applies the first model in examining the historical origins of obscenity doc- trine in light of media ecology. This analysis of history
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