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§ 1460. Possession with intent to sell, and sale, of obscene matter on Federal property ... Search Law School ... Study law abroad: Cornell Paris Institute...
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; Obscenity; Federal law prohibits the distribution of obscenity. More specifically, it is a crime to mail or receive obscene materials, or to import or transport obscene materials across state lines, including by computer.
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Politech is Declan McCullagh's technology and politics news and discussion site ... Lawsuit against federal obscenity law asks for prosecution ban ... In December 2001, NCSF and Nitke filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in New York City that would overturn the remaining obscenity provisions of the CDA.
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"We want the next President to know that failure to vigorously enforce federal obscenity laws is undermining government efforts to, among other things, strengthen the family, protect children from pornography, curb sexual exploitation of children and curb sexual trafficking.
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Pro-Decency And Pro-Family Organizations To Hold Conference, Followed By Orderly Demonstration At U.S. Justice Department, To Call Attention To Failed Federal Obscenity Law Enforcement Policies That Are Putting Children, Women And Families At Risk News Release from Morality In Media, Inc.
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Federal law does not ban obscenity outright; it leaves this to state law. Federal statutes prohibit, among other things, the transmission of obscene matter as defined by state law, in interstate commerce (e.g. the Internet) and on federal land.
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