 Heins demonstrates how lawmakers in other states used the "Ginsberg v. New York" ruling to increase morality-based censorship of material from children.A year after the ruling, an Ohio court determined that Ken Kesey's novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" was inappropriate for youth.The author explains the dangers in allowing the government to determine appropriate material for youth to view, pointing out that the belief in sexually explicit material's negative impact on children is unproven.