I’ve been around long enough to witness a lot of change. Not quite long enough to have seen the Supreme Court Case in 1959 that made so many thing that were up until then classified as “obscene” all of a sudden, like magic, legal, but close, and certainly long enough to see Hustler Magazine and Larry Flynt forever change the face of the subject in otherwise conservative Cincinnati, Ohio.

Yesterday was the 50th anniversary of that 1959 Supreme Court Case. The lines between obscenity and art were forver blurred that day, when a very smart attorney named Charles Rembar argued—and won—an argument that a work that might otherwise be classified as obscene would be rendered something else if it also “presented material of redeeming social importance”. It was a brilliant argument, primarily because it played against an earlier Supreme Court decision in a way that all but cornered the Court into eating their own words. For a longer version of this , look at this link to a story in the New York Times. ... READ MORE of this article, Government, Obscenity, and Business from Answer Guy Central, your Business Change, SEO Consulting / Search Engine Optimization & Computer Support Source by Clicking Here (340 words, estimated 1:22 mins reading time)