Flying Eagle Publications, Inc. v. United States of America, Michael St. John v. United States

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• declining to address merits of nonjurisdictional challenge to indictment at close of evidence because \under Criminal Rule 12(b)(2) it should have been asserted by motion before trial.\
• indictment for distribution of obscene material which failed to specify which of the 2 novelettes, 10 short stories, and 19 anecdotes in the particular magazine were considered obscene was sufficient, since the magazine was only 64 pages in length

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