Whether the military's obscenity standard is unconstitutional under Parker v. Levy and Miller v. California

The free speech guarantee of the First Amendment applies to servicemembers . This guarantee is limited by military law and tradition. Part of that law and tradition is that military courts use this Court’s free speech jurisprudence when deciding the scope of the free speech guarantee for servicemembers . Despite this, military courts continue to rely on an outdated, abrogated obscenity standard that this Court has rejected. The question presented is: Whether the military’s obscenity standard is unconstitutional under Parker v. Levy and Miller v. California.