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Until we actually examine
the film in question, I think...
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May it please the court,
:32:05
I respectfully submit that my client's
rights under the First Amendment...
:32:08
The First Amendment
doesn't give anybody the right
:32:11
to commit acts which are harmful
to the public good.
:32:13
But this is an educational film.
:32:15
A major documentary,
a work of art.
:32:17
How can we judge that
until we've seen it?
:32:21
Do any of the justices object,
besides Justice Snow?
:32:26
I think it's essential
that we see the film.
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Then the clerk will schedule a showing
of the film at some future date
:32:33
which is not in conflict with the
schedule already on the calendar.
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If you saw Lois walking along
in the sunshine of Beverly Hills,
:33:14
you might think she was just
a healthy, ordinary girl,
:33:18
but Lois has a problem.
:33:20
Like the alcoholic
who cannot stop with one drink,
:33:23
like the compulsive eater who must
consume one dessert after another,
:33:29
Lois can never be satisfied,
:33:31
can never get enough
of what she craves.
:33:53
- Why isn't Mr. Justice Snow here?
- He never comes to these showings.