The case of Miller v. California is significant for what reason?
A) it was the first case in which the First Amendment was applied to any form of entertainment
B) it solidified the differences in regulation of sexual content for adult audiences as opposed to under-age audiences
C) it provided a new standard for evaluating future obscenity cases
D) it extended First Amendment protection to radio but not to television
E) it banned indecency on the radio

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Miller v. California provided the Miller test as a new standard for evaluating future obscenity cases, which included three criteria to determine whether material was obscene and not protected by the First Amendment.

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