Cumberland Medical Center v. Secretary of Health & Human Services

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• finding an obscenity statute not vague when it punishes a knowing dissemination of obscene materials that comprise “a predomi nant and regular part of the person’s business” and a “principal part or substantial part of the stock in trade” of that business

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).