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Paul Ferber was convicted under a New York state obscenity law for selling films of young boys masturbating. The Supreme Court upheld that law, reversing a New York Court of Appeals decision which overturned Ferber’s conviction on First Amendment grounds.
Jan 1, 2009 · Bookstore owner Paul Ferber sold an undercover police officer two movies of young boys masturbating and was charged with violating the statute. The Supreme Court upheld the statute and Ferber’s conviction. White said sexual exploitation of children belonged in a different class than obscenity.
Ferber (defendant) owned an adult bookstore in New York and was arrested after he sold two films depicting minor boys masturbating to an undercover police officer. Ferber was convicted in state trial court of violating a New York criminal statute that prohibited persons from knowingly promoting sexual performances by children under the age of ...
The instant case arose when Paul Ferber, the proprietor of a Man- hattan bookstore, sold an undercover police officer two films devoted almost exclusively to depictions of young boys masturbating.
This case arose when Paul Ferber, the proprietor of a Manhattan bookstore specializing in sexually oriented products, sold two films to an undercover police officer. The films are devoted almost exclusively to depicting young boys masturbating.
The owner of a bookstore in Manhattan was convicted of promoting a sexual performance of a child by selling two sexually explicit films involving young boys to undercover police officers.
This case arose when Paul Ferber, the proprietor of a Man- hattan bookstore specializing in sexually oriented products, sold two films to an undercover police officer. The films are devoted almost exclusively to depicting young boys masturbating.
