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A federal obscenity case in Pennsylvania is of special interest, even for those who are unconcerned about the spread of violent pornography. Professor Amitai Etzioni believes the jury's decision will speak volumes about the standards for determining right and wrong in an age in which community is increasingly linked to the Internet. What is right and wrong in cyberspace? Who will provide the standards for deciding what is obscene?
January 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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