In Stanley V.Georgia, the U.S.Supreme Court Ruled That

In Stanley v.Georgia, the U.S.Supreme Court ruled that:

A) the First Amendment does not protect an individual's right to place obscene materials in the mail.
B) sex workers should receive the same legal protections provided to employees in other industries.
C) the law protects an individual's personal possession of obscene materials within the person's home.
D) albums, tapes, and CDs must contain parental advisory warning labels for recorded music that contains sexually explicit lyrics.