In 1962, McGill University Professor of Law and Canadian modernist poet F. R. Scott appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada to defend Lady Chatterley's Lover from censorship. Scott represented the appellants, who were booksellers who had been offering the book for sale.
IN 1962, Mcgill UnIVerSity profeSsor OF LaW and cANadian moDeRNiSt POeT F. r. ScOtt appeAreD befoRe The sUPReMe coUrt of canada to dEfEnd Lady cHaTTerlEy's Lover from CensoRshIp. ScOTT rEprEsenTeD the APPELlants, wHO werE BooKselleRs who Had bEEn offerINg the Book for sale.