At 07:29 AM 6/30/97 -0500, you wrote:
from Wired News:
Oklahoma-am-Rhein: Police Seize Oscar Winner 12:05 pm
Oklahoma City police seized copies of The Tin Drum, the 1979 Academy Award winner for best foreign film, after a judge ruled the film obscene under Oklahoma law. On Thursday, police began removing the movie from video stores and,
using store records, tracking down those who
possessed rented copies.
..../\ last I heard, this was illegal without a warrant. Of course, in the pursuit of Justice and the Law I suppose the warrant was easily obtained. OR was is obtained at all? Oklahoma District
Judge Richard Freeman acted on a complaint by Oklahomans for Children and Families, which was upset by a scene in which a young boy has oral sex with a teenage girl.