In Miller v. California, the Supreme Court ruled that material could be considered obscene if it met all of the following requirements EXCEPT

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The Supreme Court's ruling in Miller v. California did not include whether the work could be accessed by minors as part of the criteria for determining obscenity. The three-part test established by the Court focuses on community standards, the appeal to prurient interest in sex, and the lack of serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value.

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