Stevens v. Missouri

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• recognizing that First Amendment protection for movies and photographs does not extend to obscenity
• explaining that photographs, like printed materials, are protected by the First Amend ment
• explaining that photographs, like printed materials, are protected by the First Amendment
• noting that “pictures, films, paintings, drawings, [] engravings, . . . oral utterance and the printed word” are protected by the First Amendment
• noting that “pictures, films, paintings, drawings, and engravings” are protected by the First Amendment
• stating that “pictures, films, paintings, drawings, and engravings” enjoy First Amendment protection

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