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Producers or merchants cannot be effectively dealt with under the Obscene Publications Act . Reference has already been made to the rapidity of re - stocking after a search and seizure . It would clearly be desirable to attack the ...
Producers or merchants cannot be effectively dealt with under the Obscene Publications Act . Reference has already been made to the rapidity of re - stocking after a search and seizure . It would clearly be desirable to attack the ...
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The majority of proceedings involving obscene literature arise as the result of the sale in small newsagents ' shops and stalls in markets in Cities and Boroughs of cheap paper - backed novels of foreign origin , with a predominantly ...
The majority of proceedings involving obscene literature arise as the result of the sale in small newsagents ' shops and stalls in markets in Cities and Boroughs of cheap paper - backed novels of foreign origin , with a predominantly ...
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The routine of police activities is at present hindered by the fact that a trial court has no power to order the destruction of obscene material . If a person has been successfully prosecuted under common law , a further summons is ...
The routine of police activities is at present hindered by the fact that a trial court has no power to order the destruction of obscene material . If a person has been successfully prosecuted under common law , a further summons is ...
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Contents
Proceedings of Standing Committee | 4 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee C | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCIAL | 1 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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