Censorship and Obscenity: Jurisdiction and the Boundaries of Free Expression

In this study of the Federal Government\u27s control of obscenity through criminal sanctions and its relationship with provincial censorship powers - particularly as practised in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and Nova Scotia - Professor Boyd traces the public\u27s evolving attitudes towards the question of what obscenity is. He also provides a brief review of studies concerning the effects of pornography on society