1. Adult Entertainment and the First Amendment: A Dialogue and Analysis with the Industry's Leading Litigator and Appellate Advocate, 6 Vand;See Clay Calvert & Robert;J. Ent
2. For an article bemoaning the availability of sexually explicit material under Miller, see Daniel Mark Cohen, Unhappy Anniversary: Thirty Years Since Miller v. California: The Legacy of the Supreme Court's Misjudgment on Obscenity;L Prac;256 771 F.2d,1985
3. Public Concern" in Defamation Cases Since Dun & Bradstreet v. Greenmoss Builders, 43 Fed;Robert E Drechsel;Comm. L.J,1967
4. Invasion of Privacy and Related Torts, 810 Practicing Law Institute, Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks, and 330 Id. at 392. In 1987, the FCC repealed both the "balanced coverage" and "right of reply" provisions of the fairness doctrine on grounds that they "chilled" the free speech rights of broadcasters;See Victor;See Kenneth Karst