EDITORIAL: Porn on kids' shelves? Not betting on it
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July 24, 2024 1:00 AM
For Idaho libraries, it’s Miller Time.
While the notion of consuming a cold beverage or two after library doors close is probably even more inviting than usual thanks to the anti-obscenity bill that became Idaho law July 1, that’s not what’s meant by Miller Time.
In this case, Miller Time refers to application of the Miller Test, which the U.S. Supreme Court adopted in 1973 as the legal test to determine when expression is obscene.
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