Trans-Lux Corp. v. State Ex Rel. Sweeton

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• “complaining party need not present any ‘expert’ testimony to prove obscenity once the allegedly obscene material is itself placed in evidence”
• \complaining party need not present any `expert' testimony to prove obscenity once the allegedly obscene material is itself placed in evidence\

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