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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1975

Page

4

Supreme Court weighs California obscenity law in Deep Throat case

Oral arguments before the Supreme Court focused on whether California obscenity statutes are constitutional after a federal court ruled them unconstitutional following police seizure of Deep Throat at the Pussycat Theater in Buena Park. Judges questioned the scope of state regulation and the legality of the seizure.

Washington US Supreme Court California Pussycat Theater Buena Park Orange County District Attorney's Office Attorney General's Office Stanley Fleishman Sam Rosenwein Vincent Miranda Supreme Court

High Court bypasses abortion controversy

The Supreme Court again refused to rule on abortion clinic regulation, leaving in place a lower court's strike on Chicago Board of Health rules. Only Justice White wanted review. The decision follows the high court's 1973 ruling expanding abortion rights and leaves state and city powers unsettled. Contempt verdicts from the Chicago Seven case and related appeals were also noted.

Washington Supreme Court Chicago Board of Health Byron R. White Chicago US. Court of Appeals The Jus Tices Julius Hoffman Edward T. Gignoux

Lawyer sues over alleged FBI telephone taps

San Francisco activist lawyer Terence Hallinan filed a federal suit claiming the FBI illegally tapped his telephone in 1969 or 1970. He seeks $20,000 in damages plus $100 for each day of the alleged violation.

San Francisco FBI Terence Hallinan U.S. District Court Hallinan

Supreme Court Justice Douglas Leaves Court During Arguments

Justice William C. Douglas, hospitalized after a stroke, attended most oral arguments but departed early as court attendants carried his chair and he from the courtroom.

Douglas Supreme Court

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