Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton

The Supreme Court issued its decision on the same day it announced its landmark ruling in Miller v. California. In the Miller decision, the Court articulated a new, three-part test for determining whether material is obscene. The Court subsequently remanded the Paris Adult Theatre I case to the Georgia courts for reconsideration using the newly established Miller standard. On remand, the Georgia Supreme Court applied the Miller test, determined that the films in question were obscene, and ordered the trial court to issue a permanent injunction to prohibit their exhibition. ==See also==