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| A vague - not legally precise - term for sexually oriented material. |
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| A narrow legal term referring to sexual expression inappropriate for children on broadcast radio and television. |
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| A rule taken from a mid-19th century English case and used in the U.S. until the mid-20th century that defines material as obscene if it tends to corrupt children. |
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| Lustful thoughts or sexual desires. |
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| Term describing material with hard-core sexual content. |
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| Material cannot be found obscene if it has serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value determined using national, not local, standards. |
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| A concept that sexually oriented material would not meet the definition of obscenity if distributed to adults but would be found obscene if distributed to minors. |
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| Any image showing children in sexual or sexually explicit situations. |
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| An FCC policy designating 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. as a time when broadcast radio and television stations may air indecent material without violating federal law or FCC regulations. |
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