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The publication of any obscene matter is a common law mis- demeanour punishable on indictment and also summarily in certain circumstances under the Magistrates ' Courts Act , 1952 . A case may be dealt with summarily , if the accused ...
The publication of any obscene matter is a common law mis- demeanour punishable on indictment and also summarily in certain circumstances under the Magistrates ' Courts Act , 1952 . A case may be dealt with summarily , if the accused ...
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The Department's functions in the suppression of obscenities is that of intercepting and seizing offending matter which is imported from abroad . This responsibility derives from the prohibition imposed by Section 42 of the Customs ...
The Department's functions in the suppression of obscenities is that of intercepting and seizing offending matter which is imported from abroad . This responsibility derives from the prohibition imposed by Section 42 of the Customs ...
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[ Continued . produce and distribute obscene matter , the point is made for consideration whether they are equally relevant in determining whether , apart from any question of prosecution , the matter should be taken out of circulation ...
[ Continued . produce and distribute obscene matter , the point is made for consideration whether they are equally relevant in determining whether , apart from any question of prosecution , the matter should be taken out of circulation ...
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1958 MEMBERS PRESENT Adjourned agreed Amendment proposed amount answer apply arising authority Bill capital Chair Chairman Clause Coal Board colliery Colonel Committee concerned consider consideration Continued corrupt cost course court David deal difficulty effect evidence fact February figure further give going Government Home House Hughes Hutchison important increase industry insert the words interest investment John Latham leave Lord Major March matter mean ment million tons Minister Miss Noes o'clock obscene Office output paragraph particular period person pits Police Printed problem proceedings production prosecution published Question proposed Question put reason referred regard relation Report respect result schemes Scotland Sir James sort stand Street taken thing Thomas Thursday tion Tuesday whole withdrawn words proposed
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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