The 1992 Supreme Court of Canada case of R. v. Butler articulated a new interpretation of obscenity under section 163(8) of the Criminal Code, which enables police officials, customs officers, and judges to prohibit the production, distribution, sale, and possession of obscene materials. In the aftermath of Butler, gay and lesbian pornography has been disproportionately targeted with the use of the test as set out in the Court\u27s judgment. This paper explores the literature surrounding this issue in order to demonstrate the inadequacy of the test for obscenity when applied to gay and lesbian pornography. The author concludes that Butler fails to recognize that same-sex pornography is inherently different from heterosexual representation...
Adult pornography has gained increased prominence in the public domain. Pornographic iconography has...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and An Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked to...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and Art Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked t...
The 1992 Supreme Court of Canada case of R. v. Butler articulated a new interpretation of obscenity...
In February, 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the case of R. v. Butler. Th...
In February, 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the case of R. v. Butler. Th...
Following a Supreme Court decision in 1992, the regulation of obscenity in Canada was justified on t...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
In 2014, the CRTC warned three adult channels to conform to Canadian content regulations. The genera...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
The recent Canadian Supreme Court decision of R. v. Butler recognizes and addresses the harmful anti...
Bad Attitude/s on Trial presents a critical analysis of pornography in the context of contemporary ...
Bad Attitude/s on Trial presents a critical analysis of pornography in the context of contemporary ...
The recent Canadian Supreme Court decision of R. v. Butler recognizes and addresses the harmful anti...
Adult pornography has gained increased prominence in the public domain. Pornographic iconography has...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and An Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked to...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and Art Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked t...
The 1992 Supreme Court of Canada case of R. v. Butler articulated a new interpretation of obscenity...
In February, 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the case of R. v. Butler. Th...
In February, 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the case of R. v. Butler. Th...
Following a Supreme Court decision in 1992, the regulation of obscenity in Canada was justified on t...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
In 2014, the CRTC warned three adult channels to conform to Canadian content regulations. The genera...
Scholars and philosophers spend much of their time discussing what pornography means and whether it ...
The recent Canadian Supreme Court decision of R. v. Butler recognizes and addresses the harmful anti...
Bad Attitude/s on Trial presents a critical analysis of pornography in the context of contemporary ...
Bad Attitude/s on Trial presents a critical analysis of pornography in the context of contemporary ...
The recent Canadian Supreme Court decision of R. v. Butler recognizes and addresses the harmful anti...
Adult pornography has gained increased prominence in the public domain. Pornographic iconography has...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and An Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked to...
In 2000, in the case of Little Sisters Book and Art Emporium, the Canadian Supreme Court was asked t...