Thursday Nov. 6
We will finish up our discussion of libel and then move on to discuss the 1A and obscenity/pornography. We will not spend a lot of class time on obscenity--we will focus primarily on Miller v. California (p.103) and American Booksellers v. Hudnut (p. 117).
Don't worry too much about Ashcroft (p. 108), Playboy Entertainment (p. 122) and Ashcroft v. ACLU (p. 129).
Friday Nov. 7
Assignment 6 p. 139-160.
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