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Recent decisions of the Supreme Court dealing with the constitutionality of restraints on circulation of obscenity have served, paradoxically, to clarify and to underscore vexing questions in this field of law. Even more recent decisions of lower federal courts suggest the need for broad-gauged re-appraisal of federal censorship of obscenity in the mails.' This paper constitutes a brief "interim" report on a broader study of that subject. The discussion traces in outline the development of

Obscenity in the Mails: A Comment on Some Problems of Federal Censorship