Miller v. California, with respect to pornography,

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Miller v. California, with respect to pornography,

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Miller v. California ruled that each community may decide for itself what its standards are in determining pornography, and did not provide a clear national standard. While the case did establish a three-pronged test for determining whether material is obscene, including whether it lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value, it did not require that the material be utterly without any redeeming social value.

Miller V. California, with Respect to Pornography