State v. Davidson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
TOMUAN0YICH, Justice
In this appeal, the State asks us to overturn a split decision of the court of appeals holding that the state’s obscenity statute, Minn.Stat. § 617.241, is void for vagueness under art. I, § 7 of the Minnesota Constitution, thereby invalidating respondent’s conviction for distributing obscene materials. Respondent cross appeals on the grounds that (1) the statute violates the free speech/press clause of Minn. Const, art I, § 3; (2) that the statute is overbroad in violation of the state due process clause, Minn. Const, art I, § 7; (3) that the statute violates the right of…
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