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The Press and Publications Act is used in some strange ways.
He found it in the new Obscene Publications Act and the banning of DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Also during this time, the government enacted the Publications Act of 1974, which expanded and strengthened existing censorship policies.
The year before, there had been 132 prosecutions under the 1867 Obscene Publications Act, with a total of 167,000 books destroyed in Scotland Yard's furnaces.
In 1929, the Censorship of Publications Act became law in Ireland, allowing any citizen to complain to a government-appointed board about a book or a publication.
The print media are regulated by the Printing Presses and Publications Act, which requires most newspapers to renew their licenses annually.
Instead of the film, the festival audience was confronted with an on-screen statement: "This film has been refused classification by the film and publications board, in terms of the Film and Publications Act of 1996.
