In 1973,the Supreme Court again modified the legal definition of obscenity.The court ruled that the states could abandon the "redeeming social value" test and also allow community standards to vary from place to place (within certain limits).The case:

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In Miller v. California, the Supreme Court ruled that the states could abandon the "redeeming social value" test and also allow community standards to vary from place to place (within certain limits). This case established a three-pronged test for determining whether material is obscene, which is still used today.

In 1973,the Supreme Court Again Modified the Legal Definition of Obscenity.The