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Civil trial proposed to determine obscenity in New Hampshire
Experts say NH obscenity law cannot hold in court and a civil trial method is proposed to decide obscenity for films books or magazines if found obscene sellers could be prosecuted. Opponents say it won't fix conformity with 1973 Supreme Court rulings and several lawmakers weighed related health welfare and unemployment measures during Senate hearings.
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Concord
N.H
New Hamshire
U.S. Supreme Court
State Senate Judiciary Committee
Alabama
Owever
William H. Rehnquist
Robert Johnson
Terial
New Hampshire
Judiciary Committee
Senate Executive Departments
State Department of Health and Welfare
Health and Welfare
Frank Whaland
State Medical Society
Frank L. Kennedy
Exeter
Senate
Patricia Skinner
Windham
Patricia Blanchette
Newmarket
Miss Blanchette