Obscenity is:

A. equated with nudity by the Supreme Court.
B. not protected under the Constitution.
C. prohibited in the First Amendment.
D. clearly defined as it pertains to both freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
E. a matter of federal standards rather than state or local standards.

Hello! There are certain themes that have a number of limitations that vary from country to country, depending on the legal system. In the case of the United States, obscenity is not protected under the constitution. Federal laws prohibit the transmission in radio or television of that content.

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Obscenity is: A. equated with nudity by the Supreme Court. B. not protected under the Constitution. C. prohibited in the First Amendment. D. clearly defined as it pertains to both freedom of the press and freedom of speech. E. a matter of federal standards rather than state or local standards.

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Obscenity is:

A. equated with nudity by the Supreme Court.
B. not protected under the Constitution.
C. prohibited in the First Amendment.
D. clearly defined as it pertains to both freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
E. a matter of federal standards rather than state or local standards.